iTerm command-click non-standard URL
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I use a Chrome extension that allows me to input non-standard URL's, and I want iTerm to understand that when I command-click a string of text that matches a regular expression (I will write the regex), that it should execute the same command it does for standard URL's. This is the workflow I would like:
- I give iTerm a RegEx so that it can match non-standard URL's like "P12345678"
- "P12345678" shows up in iTerm output
command-clickon "P12345678"- Browser opens and navigates to "P12345678". The rerouting of this non-standard URL to a real URL is taken care of by my Chrome extension.
Thank you!
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I use a Chrome extension that allows me to input non-standard URL's, and I want iTerm to understand that when I command-click a string of text that matches a regular expression (I will write the regex), that it should execute the same command it does for standard URL's. This is the workflow I would like:
- I give iTerm a RegEx so that it can match non-standard URL's like "P12345678"
- "P12345678" shows up in iTerm output
command-clickon "P12345678"- Browser opens and navigates to "P12345678". The rerouting of this non-standard URL to a real URL is taken care of by my Chrome extension.
Thank you!
iterm2
asked Feb 8 at 21:27
A.WilliamsA.Williams
11
add a comment |
I use a Chrome extension that allows me to input non-standard URL's, and I want iTerm to understand that when I command-click a string of text that matches a regular expression (I will write the regex), that it should execute the same command it does for standard URL's. This is the workflow I would like:
- I give iTerm a RegEx so that it can match non-standard URL's like "P12345678"
- "P12345678" shows up in iTerm output
command-clickon "P12345678"- Browser opens and navigates to "P12345678". The rerouting of this non-standard URL to a real URL is taken care of by my Chrome extension.
Thank you!
iterm2
asked Feb 8 at 21:27
A.WilliamsA.Williams
11
I use a Chrome extension that allows me to input non-standard URL's, and I want iTerm to understand that when I command-click a string of text that matches a regular expression (I will write the regex), that it should execute the same command it does for standard URL's. This is the workflow I would like:
- I give iTerm a RegEx so that it can match non-standard URL's like "P12345678"
- "P12345678" shows up in iTerm output
command-clickon "P12345678"- Browser opens and navigates to "P12345678". The rerouting of this non-standard URL to a real URL is taken care of by my Chrome extension.
Thank you!
iterm2
iterm2
asked Feb 8 at 21:27
A.WilliamsA.Williams
11
asked Feb 8 at 21:27
A.WilliamsA.Williams
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asked Feb 8 at 21:27
A.WilliamsA.Williams
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asked Feb 8 at 21:27
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