# xpe
Finally, a commandline xpath tool that is easy to use.
*What is this?*
xpe is a commandline xpath parser. Pipe in some textual data, supply it with an xpath expression, and it will dump the result to stdout. Perfect for shellscripting. For example:
curl -sL github.com | xpe “//meta[@name=’twitter:title’]”
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Alternatively, xpe can query a file for xpath expressions like so:
xpe ‘//a/@href’ somefile.htm
The order doesn’t matter, so the following is also valid:
xpe somefile.htm ‘//a/@href’
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