Solution 2 Putting the search keyword and filepath inside your AppleScript. It is needed to satisfy the sanity check by yourself, by making sure that you pass the correct filename and filepath ( bar in our case) in your script. Now, you can call find.sh from your AppleScript like this: try Save the script find.sh in your working directory.
Note: grep -w will look for an exact match.
Our shell script will look like this: #!/usr/bin/env bash Let's assume that we want to search for the word foo in a file called bar Let's call the shell script: find.sh: #!/usr/bin/env bash Solution 1 Putting the search keyword and filepath inside a shell script. Here, I reckon, we can create a small shell script to find the word you want in a text file using grep and then we can call it directly from your AppleScript as shown below: In Unix, it is very easy to find words in files using tools like grep, awk, sed etc.
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