ddev:tldr:eeed0

This command is likely used in a scripting or command-line environment where the value of ${version} is a placeholder for a specific version of NVM (Node Version Manager) to be installed.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• ddev: this is likely the name of a command-line tool or script.
• nvm: stands for Node Version Manager, a tool used to manage and install different versions of Node.js on a system.
• install: this is a command or subcommand of the nvm tool, used to install a specific version of Node.js.
• ${version}: this is a placeholder for the version of Node.js that should be installed. The actual version number or name would be provided by the user or a script parameter.

So when running the command ddev nvm install ${version}, it will use the ddev command-line tool to install the specified version of Node.js using NVM.