ffe:tldr:44d4e

ffe: Convert an input file to an output file in a new format.

$ ffe --output=${path-to-output} -c ${path-to-config-ffe} ${path-to-input}

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This command is using the "ffe" command-line tool to process input data with a specific configuration file and generate output. Here is the breakdown of the command:

"ffe": This is the name of the command-line tool being executed.
"--output=${path-to-output}": This flag is used to specify the location or path for the output generated by the tool. The variable ${path-to-output} needs to be replaced with the actual path or location where you want the output to be saved. For example, "--output=/path/to/output".
"-c ${path-to-config-ffe}": This flag is used to specify the configuration file used by the "ffe" tool. The variable ${path-to-config-ffe} needs to be replaced with the actual path or location of the configuration file. For example, "-c /path/to/config-ffe".
"${path-to-input}": This is the path or location of the input file that needs to be processed by the "ffe" tool. The variable ${path-to-input} needs to be replaced with the actual path or location of the input file. For example, "/path/to/input".

In summary, this command is running the "ffe" tool with specific inputs and configuration to process input data and save the output at a specified location.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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