md-to-clip:tldr:a06b7

md-to-clip: Convert tldr-pages files and save into a specific directory.

md-to-clip

$ md-to-clip --output-directory ${path-to-directory} ${path-to-page1-md path-to-page2-md ---}

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The given command "md-to-clip --output-directory ${path-to-directory} ${path-to-page1-md path-to-page2-md ---}" is likely a command used in a command-line interface or terminal. However, without knowing the specifics of the "md-to-clip" tool, we can still break down the general structure and explain the provided arguments.

md-to-clip: This is the name of the command or tool being executed. It is likely a tool related to markdown files.
--output-directory (option): This option specifies the directory where the output will be stored. The ${path-to-directory} is a placeholder for the actual path to the desired directory. For example, it could be /home/user/output or C:\Output.
${path-to-page1-md path-to-page2-md ---} (arguments): These are the paths to the Markdown files that need to be processed. ${path-to-page1-md} and ${path-to-page2-md} are placeholders for the actual file paths you would provide. The --- indicates that there can be multiple Markdown file paths provided consecutively.

To put it all together, this command is instructing the "md-to-clip" tool to convert Markdown files (specified by ${path-to-page1-md path-to-page2-md ---}) and save the output to a specific directory (specified by ${path-to-directory}).

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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