[WIP] Make serial monitor hyperlink-aware #5804
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The HTML view only activates if: - the output is steady - the "frame" contains a link - the length of the entire content is < 1KB No performance penalty compared to normal view (in standard conditions)
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I think it might still be valuable for some Serial monitor based IoT tutorials, maybe with a better implementation 🙂 |
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Add hyperlink listener capabilities to the serial monitor.
The links are automatically created if http/https/ftp pattern is found, but a full
<a href ... </a>style can be used and the output won't be mangled (useful if you want to make clickable links with loooong URLs).No corner case is considered, cpu usage could ramp to 1000% or similar, so use it with a grain of salt (and report any unexpected behaviour/bug)