joesproxyctl capture calculate

Check the completion status, selected source and exact numeric summary. For prices 0.1 and 0.2 the expected sum is the decimal string "0.3".

command · Connected client

Before you start

Capture one complete JSON response and copy its session ID. For the example below, the body needs an items array with a numeric price in each row. The calculation runs on the Mac; returning only the sum still requires access to the source body.

Access: Your enrolled CLI needs the bodyRead capability for this command.

Command

joesproxyctl capture calculate --session-ids 11111111-1111-4111-8111-111111111111 --dataset responseJSON --selection-pointer /items --operation numericSummary --field-pointer /price --json

Illustrative usage; your identifiers and available evidence will differ. Replace the synthetic UUID with the identifier from your own authorized session.

What to look for

Check the completion status, selected source and exact numeric summary. For prices 0.1 and 0.2 the expected sum is the decimal string "0.3".

If the result is unexpected

A sensitive-read grant is required. A removed body, changed source or incomplete selection is not a zero result. Select the intended complete capture again.

What to check if access is denied

Effects and cleanup

Reads the selected capture locally; it does not refetch the response, change the app or install a rule.

Same underlying tool: capture_calculate.

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