How do I detect if headphones are connected (via the jack) in bash?

terminal bash applescript audio headphones

I have a script, and I want it to behave differently if headphones are connected. How can I get this information?

I tried using SwitchAudioSource, but its output is the same, whether or not the headphones are connected:

~/tmp
❯ SwitchAudioSource -c
Built-in Output

~/tmp
❯ SwitchAudioSource -a
Built-in Microphone (input)
Background Music (input)
Background Music (UI Sounds) (input)
Built-in Output (output)
Background Music (output)
Background Music (UI Sounds) (output)

I found an answer from here:

if system_profiler SPAudioDataType | grep --quiet Headphones; then
  echo plugged in
else
  echo not plugged in
fi

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