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I have a shell script called yank (source) that you can pipe data into and it will copy it to the system clipboard using escape code osc 52. I would love to use this with http-prompt, so that I could do the following:
get | yank
and have the output of the request copied to my clipboard. Normally (when the yank script is ran in just a normal shell) there is no output of any text, as the shell recognizes the escape codes and simply does the action (copying to clipboard in this case) instead of outputting the text. http-prompt seems to just dump out the text though, and the resulting action does not happen. Here is an image of what happens:
Ideally, http-prompt should not output any of the text and allow the escape codes to be read by the shell to perform the action.
I have a shell script called
yank(source) that you can pipe data into and it will copy it to the system clipboard using escape code osc 52. I would love to use this withhttp-prompt, so that I could do the following:and have the output of the request copied to my clipboard. Normally (when the
yankscript is ran in just a normal shell) there is no output of any text, as the shell recognizes the escape codes and simply does the action (copying to clipboard in this case) instead of outputting the text.http-promptseems to just dump out the text though, and the resulting action does not happen. Here is an image of what happens:Ideally,
http-promptshould not output any of the text and allow the escape codes to be read by the shell to perform the action.