Hi Rodrigo,
Rodrigo Morales <rodrigo-mailing-li...@morales.pe> writes:
> I saved the contents of the code block below to the file =/tmp/a.org=.
>
>
> I wish those ^M were not shown in the sh code blocks in the Org Mode
> buffer. Does anyone know how to accomplish this behavior?
>
Your result is mixing different "end-of-line" conventions. If you
redirect the result into a file and open it with Emacs, you will get the
same result: it's not related to Org (HTTP headers use '\r\n', your JSON
'\n').
You could include a translation step. For example, using 'tr':
#+begin_src shell :results raw
curl --include --silent
https://filesampleshub.com/download/code/json/sample1.json | tr -d '\r'
#+end_src
If you are fetching arbitrary data, you do not want to do that though.
You may ask curl to dump the headers in a file, and translate only
that file (using --dump-header).
Note that getting any JSON file out there should give the same result;
i.e. no need to install Flask :)
HTH,
Bruno
