You can use the tee if you want to see what the content of input command but also you would like to pipe it through into another command.
This can be achieved with tee /dev/stderr
tee - read from standard input and write to standard output and files
Since tee
writes to the standard output, the following command can
reads the content through its standard input, but using tee /dev/stderr
in-between, it will also print out everything to
standard error which is visible in your terminal.
e.g.:
1printf "%s\n" "foo" "bar" | tee /dev/stderr/ | wc -l
2
3# output
4foo
5bar
6 2
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