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Bash split pipe output by delimiter

#Just use awk specifyingj your own delimiter and which substring to use.
echo 'first delimiter second' | awk -F 'delimiter' '{ $print 0 }'
first 
#0 means first substrin, 1 second, 2 thrird and so on

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