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khal:tldr:8111d
This command is using the khal utility to list events from a calendar. Here's a breakdown of the different components:
-
khal
: It is a command-line calendar manager for Unix systems. -
list
: It is the specific command used to list events. -
-a
: It is an option that tells khal to display all events. -
${personal}
: It is a placeholder for a calendar. The actual calendar name or identifier should be provided here. It could be the name of a specific calendar, such as 'work' or 'home', depending on what calendars are configured in khal. -
${today}
: It is another placeholder representing a date. In this case, it is expected to be resolved to the current date. -
${7d}
: It is a placeholder for a time duration. It represents a period of 7 days. It can be resolved to events occurring within the last 7 days.
Overall, this command is asking khal to list all events from the calendar specified as ${personal}
that occurred today or within the last 7 days. The actual values for ${personal}
, ${today}
, and ${7d}
need to be provided as arguments or as part of a shell script.