parse error: Invalid numeric literal at line 1, column 17

[evb-gh]

Getting the following error on macOS 10.14.6

$> ytfzf test string
parse error: Invalid numeric literal at line 1, column 17
No results found. Try different keywords.
Check for new versions and report at: https://github.com/pystardust/ytfzf

Don't have enough experience to debug further. Would appreciate some help.

[pystardust]

is this the latest version? I had fixed this yesterday.

[pystardust]

@evb-gh please update and let me know if the error persists.
This was happening if the search results contained non english char/symbols.

[evb-gh]

Deleted and then recloned the repo. Got the same error. All dependencies are up to date.

[pystardust]

I would need to look into the data you are curling. Could you reproduce the error using some search query which you are comfortable to share here. A search term that produces the error is enough form me to work with.

[evb-gh]

I am literally using test string as a search term and I get the same error using any other term.

[evb-gh]

My guess is that it has to do with the difference between gnu and macOS commands.

[pystardust]

This search term is wroking for me.
The command you could be stubling on are

• printf
• sed

As these are the commands that appear before parsing into jq, which is causing this error.
Try changin up version of these if you can. I don't know much about the differences so I won't be able to comment.
OS: Linux 5.10.16-artix1-1

[evb-gh]

I went and installed gnu-sed then I replaced sed with gsed in your code and now everything works.
How would I preserve these changes on future repo update?

[pystardust]

You may need to interfere with the code. (every update).
But dont worry its just one line.

alias sed='gsed'

Add this line in the start of the code near defaults. (below #!bin/sh)

[pystardust]

I am closing this issue, do let me know if you have any more queries

[evb-gh]

Thats a much more interesting and simple solution than what I had in mind. Thanks!