gum:tldr:413d9
gum: Format text to include emojis.
$ gum format -t ${emoji} "${:smile: :heart: hello}"
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The command you provided consists of the following components:
- "gum format": This is the main part of the command and likely represents the name of a command or program.
- "-t ${emoji}": "-t" is an option or flag passed to the "gum format" command. It is followed by "${emoji}", which suggests that the command intends to use an "emoji" variable or substitution. The specific purpose or meaning of this flag will depend on the context or documentation of the "gum format" command.
- "${:smile: :heart: hello}": This represents a variable or argument, indicated by the use of "${}". Inside, there are three elements separated by spaces: ":smile:", ":heart:", and "hello". The purpose or interpretation of this variable will depend on the implementation of the "gum format" command.
To fully understand the functionality and purpose of this command, it would be helpful to refer to the documentation or context in which it is being used.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
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