pake:tldr:73235

pake: Package a web page with a custom application name and icon.

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$ pake --name ${Google} --icon ${path-to-icon-ico} ${https:--www-google-com-}

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The given command is not recognizable as a standard command, so it might be a custom or specific command within a certain software or application. Without additional context or knowledge of the specific software being used, it is difficult to provide a precise explanation of the command's purpose or functionality.

However, based on the command structure, it appears to include certain arguments:

--name ${Google}: This argument sets the name of something, potentially a file or an object, as "Google". The usage of ${Google} suggests that the value might be a variable being referenced.
--icon ${path-to-icon-ico}: This argument specifies the path to an icon file (with the extension ".ico"), which is likely used to display an icon associated with the "Google" item. The ${path-to-icon-ico} notation implies the presence of a separate variable containing the specific path.
${https:--www-google-com-}: This seems to be an additional argument that potentially represents a URL or web address related to the "Google" item. The notation ${https:--www-google-com-} might imply a variable holding the specific URL.

To understand the purpose and function of this command thoroughly, more information about the software or application in which it is used is necessary.

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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