Okay, I see that, for example, this command shows available channels list (first JSON, second 2D table):
curl --digest -u "user:password" "http://HOST:9981/api/channel/list"
echo $(curl --digest -u "user:password" "http://HOST:9981/api/channel/list" | jq 'flatten(1)' | sed -e 's|{.*}||g') | tr '{' '\n' | cut -f 4,8 -d '"' | tr '"' '\t'
this command shows current serving streams; channels being watched (first JSON, second 2D table):
curl --digest -u "user:password" "http://HOST:9981/api/status/subscriptions"
echo $(curl --digest -u "user:password" "http://HOST:9981/api/status/subscriptions" | jq 'flatten(1)' | tr -s '\t' ' ' | sed -e 's|{.*}||g' -e 's|^ ||g' -e 's|": |"|' -e 's|,$||' -e 's|\[$||' -e 's|\]$||') | tr '{}' '\n' | sed -e 's| "|"|g' -e 's|" |"|g' | cut -f 3,5,7,10,14,18,22,26,30,34,37,40,43,45,47,49 -d '"' | grep -e '"' | tr '"' '\t'
and this command shows current CPU load, recordings and channels being watched (XML)
curl --digest -u "user:password" "http://HOST:9981/status.xml"
