$ tracexec log --show-cmdline -- <command>
# example:
$ tracexec log --show-cmdline -- firefox

$ tracexec log --show-interpreter --show-cwd -- <command>
# example: Running Arch Linux makepkg
$ tracexec log --show-interpreter --show-cwd -- makepkg -f

cargo install tracexec

Run tracexec in logging mode

Usage: tracexec log [OPTIONS] -- <CMD>...

Arguments:
  <CMD>...  command to be executed

Options:
      --successful-only   Only show successful calls
      --show-cmdline      Print commandline that reproduces what was executed. Note that when filename and argv[0] differs, it probably won't give you the correct commandline for now. Implies --successful-only
      --show-interpreter  Try to show script interpreter indicated by shebang
      --more-colors       More colors
      --less-colors       Less colors
      --show-children     Print a message when a child is created
      --diff-env          Diff environment variables with the original environment
      --no-diff-env       Do not diff environment variables
      --show-env          Show environment variables
      --no-show-env       Do not trace environment variables
      --show-comm         Show comm
      --no-show-comm      Do not show comm
      --show-argv         Show argv
      --no-show-argv      Do not show argv
      --show-filename     Show filename
      --no-show-filename  Do not show filename
      --show-cwd          Show cwd
      --no-show-cwd       Do not show cwd
      --decode-errno      Decode errno values
      --no-decode-errno   
  -o, --output <OUTPUT>   Output, stderr by default. A single hyphen '-' represents stdout.
  -h, --help              Print help

alias tracex='tracexec log --show-cmdline --show-interpreter --show-children --show-filename --'
# Now you can use
tracex <command>