URL Patterns

Implicit Detection

ori-term automatically detects common URL-like patterns in terminal output:

• HTTP/HTTPS URLs
• File paths
• Git commit hashes
• IP addresses
• Email addresses

Hover over a detected URL with Ctrl held to see it underlined. Ctrl+Click to open it in your default browser.

OSC 8 Hyperlinks

Applications can emit explicit hyperlinks using the OSC 8 escape sequence. These render as clickable links without regex detection. Many modern CLI tools support this:

• ls --hyperlink — File links
• gcc / clang — Error location links
• ripgrep — Match location links

Custom Patterns

Define regex patterns in your config.toml to match project-specific identifiers:

[[url_patterns]]
regex = "PROJ-\\d+"
url = "https://jira.example.com/browse/$0"
action = "open"

The regex field defines what to match. The url field defines the URL template with capture group substitution ($0 for full match, $1, $2... for groups).

Actions

Each pattern specifies what happens on Ctrl+Click:

Examples

# GitHub issue references
[[url_patterns]]
regex = "(\\w+)/(\\w+)#(\\d+)"
url = "https://github.com/$1/$2/issues/$3"
action = "open"

# Stack trace file paths
[[url_patterns]]
regex = "(/[\\w/.-]+):(\\d+)"
action = "open"

# SHA commit hashes
[[url_patterns]]
regex = "\\b[0-9a-f]40\\b"
action = "copy"