tpp:tldr:01351

The command you provided appears to be a simplified example of a command-line command using the "tpp" tool. Here is an explanation of each part of the command:

• "tpp": This is the name of the command or tool that you are running. It could be a program, script, or utility designed for a specific purpose.
• "-t ${type}": This option specifies the type of a certain operation or task that the "tpp" command should perform. The "${type}" is a placeholder for an actual value or argument you need to provide. Replace "${type}" with a specific value, such as "pdf" or "html", depending on the available options supported by the "tpp" tool.
• "-o ${path-to-output}": This option specifies the path or location where the output of the "tpp" command should be saved. The "${path-to-output}" is another placeholder that you need to replace with the actual path where you want the output to be stored. It could be a file path (including the filename) or a folder path.
• "${filename}": This is the placeholder for the input filename or the name of the file that the "tpp" command should process. Replace "${filename}" with the actual name of the file you want to be used as input for the command.

To use this command, you need to replace "${type}" with an appropriate value, "${path-to-output}" with the desired output path, and "${filename}" with the name of the file you want to process. Make sure to use the correct syntax according to the requirements of the "tpp" tool.