How can I extract meta tags from HTML in a bash/awk script?

First install xml2 e.g. Sudo apt-get install xml2 wget -q -O - latin.fm | xml2 | grep meta | awk -F/ '{print $NF}' Output @property=og:title @content=Latin FM ...

Eric, thanks for your comment. My desktop is Mac OS, I have xml2 littered all over my OS plus the framework (checked in Xcode) but can't figure out how to use it (execute xml2). – chuckfinley Aug 14 '11 at 20:21.

Just do this: $ awk '/meta name/{ gsub(/. *meta name=\042|\042. */,"");print }' file keywords To get from website, use wget wget -O- -q $url | awk '/meta name/{ gsub(/.

*meta name=\042|\042. */,"");print }.

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