bash-timeout is a command and also a bash function in order to terminate the target command if the target command does not finish within the duration specified beforehand. The input via either redirection ( < FILE ) or pipe ( | ) are transferred to the target command transparently. The exit status of the target command is retained if the target command finishes within the duration.
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