md-to-clip:tldr:bd596

md-to-clip: Convert tldr-pages files while recognizing additional placeholders from a specific config.

md-to-clip

$ md-to-clip --special-placeholder-config ${path-to-config-yaml} ${path-to-page1-md path-to-page2-md ---}

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The command you provided is using the utility tool md-to-clip with some arguments and options. Here's a breakdown of the command:

md-to-clip: This is likely the name of a command-line utility or script used to manipulate Markdown files.
--special-placeholder-config: This is an option for the md-to-clip command, specifying that a special configuration file is being used. This configuration file is specified using ${path-to-config-yaml}, which would be replaced by the actual path to the YAML configuration file.
${path-to-page1-md}, ${path-to-page2-md}, etc.: These are positional arguments provided to the md-to-clip command, representing the paths to one or more Markdown files (e.g., path-to-page1-md.md, path-to-page2-md.md, etc.). These Markdown files will likely be processed according to the configuration provided through the YAML file passed via --special-placeholder-config.

In summary, the command invokes the md-to-clip utility, using a specific YAML configuration file to modify or process one or more Markdown files. The exact functionality and behavior of the md-to-clip utility, as well as the purpose of the configuration file, would depend on the specific implementation or documentation of the tool.

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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