.\" Written by Tristan Riehs. .\" This file is part of repeat and is licensed under the MIT License. .TH rpt 1 2023-09-27 .SH NAME rpt \- repeat a shell command .SH SYNOPSIS .B rpt [ .B \-n | .B \-\-count .I COUNT ] [ .B \-f | .B \-\-force ] .I COMMAND .B rpt [ .B \-h | .B \-\-help ] .B rpt [ .B \-V | .B \-\-version ] .SH DESCRIPTION .B rpt allows you to easily repeat a command a certain number of times. The command is repeated sequentially. .SH OPTIONS .BR \-h , .B \-\-help .RS Display help. .RE .BR \-V , .B \-\-version .RS Display version. .RE .BR \-n , .B \-\-count .I COUNT .RS Repeat .I COMMAND COUNT times. If this flag is not given, .I COMMAND is invoked once. .RE .BR \-f , .B \-\-force .RS By default, .B rpt stops whenever .I COMMAND fails. If the .B force flag is set, .B rpt ignores errors. .SH "EXIT STATUS" When a subprocess exit abnormally and the .B force flag is not given, .B rpt exits with the same status as the subprocess. 1. Invalid option. 2. Error while reading .IR COUNT . This includes the case where the .B count flag is given, but .I COUNT is missing. 3. .I COMMAND not provided. 4. Other error. .SH FILES None. .SH "SEE ALSO" .BR seq (1) .BR test (1) .SH BUGS .SH AUTHOR Tristan Riehs