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watch

Execute a program periodically

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watch -b {beep} -c {color} -C {no-color} -d {differences} -e {errexit}
๐Ÿ“Ž beep ๐Ÿ“Ž color ๐Ÿ“Ž no-color ๐Ÿ“Ž differences ๐Ÿ“Ž errexit
watch -b {beep} -c {color} -C {no-color} -d {differences} -e {errexit}

Sandbox: execFile · Timeout: 30s

Capabilities

system.process.watch
system.process.list
system.process.signal
system.process.monitor

Parameters

Name Type Required Default Description Aliases
beep string No - beep if command has a non-zero exit -b, --beep
color string No - interpret ANSI color and style sequences -c, --color
no-color string No - do not interpret ANSI color and style sequences -C, --no-color
differences string No - highlight changes between updates -d, --differences
errexit string No - exit if command has a non-zero exit -e, --errexit
chgexit string No - exit when output from command changes -g, --chgexit
equexit string No - exit when output from command does not change -q, --equexit <cycles>
interval string No - Set the interval parameter -n, --interval <secs>
precise number No - attempt run command in precise intervals -p, --precise
no-rerun string No - do not rerun program on window resize -r, --no-rerun
no-title string No - turn off header -t, --no-title
no-wrap string No - turn off line wrapping -w, --no-wrap
exec string No - pass command to exec instead of "sh -c" -x, --exec
help string No - display this help and exit -h, --help
version string No - Set the version parameter -v, --version

Examples

Basic usage with beep

watch ${beep}

Display help message

watch --help

Documentation

watch โ€” Execute a program periodically

Overview

watch is a command-line utility for execute a program periodically.

Usage

watch -b {beep} -c {color} -C {no-color} -d {differences} -e {errexit}