···215215[
216216 {
217217 "status": "created",
218218- "id": "WHATEVER000",
218218+ "id": 123456789,
219219220220- "source": "cakepie.md",
221221- "url": "cakepie.html",
220220+ "source": "/home/someone/website/blog/cakepie.md",
221221+ "output": "/home/someone/website/web/cakepie.html",
222222223223 "title": "wow i love cake and pie!",
224224 "description": "here's how to make a cake that is also a pie, yeah!",
···227227228228 {
229229 "status": "modified",
230230- "id": "SUPERCOOL123",
230230+ "id": 123456789,
231231232232- "source": "supercool.md",
233233- "url": "supercool.html",
232232+ "source": "/home/someone/website/blog/supercool.md",
233233+ "output": "/home/someone/website/web/supercool.html",
234234235235 "title": "i think superman is supercool",
236236 "description": "i cried with the new movie.... i cried....",
···239239240240 {
241241 "status": "deleted",
242242- "id": "EMBARRASINGPOST985",
242242+ "id": 123456789,
243243244244- "source": "jermakiss.md",
245245- "url": "jermakiss.html"
244244+ "source": "/home/someone/website/blog/jermakiss.md"
246245 },
247246 ...
248247```
···265264266265As you can see from above, the data gets passed through `<stdin>` and an environment variable named `FROM_MAKKO` is set (specifically to `yes`).
267266268268-> **Note:** The command you pass won't be run through bash or any similar shells, so syntax like `|` or `&` won't work. You can still call a shell manually, though.
267267+> **Note:** The command you pass will be subject to the OS' shell syntax, as it will run `cmd.exe` on Windows and `/bin/sh` on Linux
269268270269271270# Posts, and Frontmatter