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go-udap get MAC PARAM [PARAM ...] [--timeout DURATION] [--format text|json|csv | --json]

What it doesCopy Anchor Link

Reads one or more named NVRAM parameters from the device. Aliases such as squeezecenter_address are accepted and print under the name you gave. Naming a parameter twice, by the same name or by an alias and its canonical name, is a usage error.

• Single parameter: prints the bare value (no key=).
• Multiple parameters: prints param=value lines in request order.

Useful for scripting where you want a single value:

ip=$(go-udap get 00:04:20:16:06:02 lan_network_address)

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In the default text format:

• One value, no label, on single-param queries.
• param=value lines on multi-param queries.

With --json (or -o json), one object mapping each name you gave to its value, in request order. It's an object even for one parameter. Values are always strings:

{"server_address":"192.168.1.250","hostname":"kitchen"}

With -o csv, a name,value header and one row per parameter, in request order:

name,value
server_address,192.168.1.250
hostname,kitchen

The JSON keys and CSV columns are a stable contract: none will be removed or renamed without a major version. New ones may be added. See Output formats.

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Exit codesCopy Anchor Link

• 0 — success
• 1 — device not found, or transport error
• 2 — invalid MAC argument, an unknown parameter name, a parameter named twice, or an unknown or invalid flag (including a format name other than text, json or csv, or --json with --format)