How to put in a variable the value from the JSON response of a POST request made via curl in a bash script?

Question

bash

Actually in simple words:
There is a magic API for the magic helpdesk.
There is a magic script that runs on a linux machine.
This script takes CURL, sculpts a POST request on it and throws it into the helpdesk API.
The helpdesk eats up the request and spit out JSON data. An example of such a plan: { "ticket": "#ABC-1234", " blablabla
": "i td i tp"}
script. Something until I understand even from which side to approach it.

Answer 1

In general, I managed to capture it myself with the following capture:
put jq
Add to curl request:
| jq -r '.ticket' We capture
the whole thing in a variable by placing between the brackets TICKET=$( here )
We
get $TICKET=#ABC-1234