PYPERUN(1)

🌸 NAME 🌸

okay so hi bestie 💖 you've landed on PYPERUN(1), and this one lives in the User Commands part of the manual. fair warning: she is short. like, blink and you'll miss her short. anyway, here's the whole name situation:

• pyperun — it's a vmtk script. that's it. that's the line: "vmtk script pyperun". iconic minimalism, honestly 🎀

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

here is the entire invocation, verbatim, exactly how the page writes it, do not pass go:

pype --nolog --noauto --query firstScriptName -scriptOptionName
scriptOptionValue --pipe secondScriptName -scriptOptionName
scriptOptionValue -scriptOptionName @firstScriptName.scriptOptionName
-id 2 --pipe thirdScriptName -scriptOptionName
@secondScriptName-2.scriptOptionName

okay so let's vibe-check the shape of it, because the shape is literally all we get 🙈

• first thing first: the command written here is pype, not pyperun. yes really. that's what's on the page, i'm not gaslighting you, it just is what it is 💀
• then it opens with --nolog, --noauto, and --query firstScriptName — so firstScriptName is the script being queried up front.
• next comes a -scriptOptionName paired with a scriptOptionValue. the page uses those literal placeholder words, so i'm keeping them literal, no cap.
• then --pipe secondScriptName rolls in, 'cause secondScriptName is the next one in the chain.
• another -scriptOptionName scriptOptionValue after that.
• then -scriptOptionName @firstScriptName.scriptOptionName — a value written as an @-style reference back to firstScriptName. yes, the @ is part of it, copy it exactly, character for character 🫶
• then -id 2.
• then --pipe thirdScriptName for the third one.
• and finally -scriptOptionName @secondScriptName-2.scriptOptionName— note that dash and that2, bestie, secondScriptName-2` is not a typo on my part, it's what's written ✨

so the structure is: three script names — literally called firstScriptName, secondScriptName and thirdScriptName — with --pipe sitting in front of the second and third, and those @... references reaching back to the earlier scripts by name. and the options all spelled with the single-dash -scriptOptionName placeholder and the double-dash --nolog, --noauto, --query, --pipe, -id style. keep that dash count exactly, iykyk.

lowkey the page does not explain what any of these flags or placeholders do. i'm not out here inventing lore for them, so if you need the semantics, this page is not the one. sorry bestie 😭

💖 DESCRIPTION 💖

...it's empty. genuinely. the section exists, the heading is right there, and underneath it there is nothing. zero text. not me getting all the way to the description and it's a blank page in a folder 💀

so there is nothing to summarize here, and i'm not about to make stuff up to fill the silence. the SYNOPSIS above is the entire story this page tells. periodt.

and that's the page!! 🦋 sign-off time: this beauty is pyperun 1.5, dated April 2026, and the page itself is PYPERUN(1). that's a whole lot of version number for a whole lot of silence, and i respect it 💅✨