Clipboard Configuration

You can configure the way copying works in nyaa using several options. The configuration looks like:

[clipboard]
osc52 = true
selection = ["..."] # optional
cmd = "..."         # optional
shell_cmd = "..."   # optional

They are prioritized in the order cmd $\rightarrow$ osc52 $\rightarrow$ selection

OSC52

By default, cmd is undefined so nyaa uses OSC52 to copy to the clipboard. It's a type of ANSI escape sequence supported by most terminals, and should just work. The state of support for some popular terminals are:

Terminal	OSC52 support
alacritty	yes
contour	yes
far2l	yes
foot	yes
gnome terminal (and other VTE-based terminals)	not yet
hterm	yes
iterm2	yes
kitty	yes
konsole	not yet
qterminal	not yet
rxvt	yes
st	yes (but needs to be enabled, see here)
terminal.app	no, but see workaround
tmux	yes
urxvt	yes (with a script, see here)
wezterm	yes
windows terminal	yes
xterm.js (Hyper terminal)	yes
zellij	yes

_{Source: vim-oscyank}

If your terminal is not supported, you should disable OSC52 by adding

[clipboard]
osc52 = false

to your config.toml. This will make nyaa use an alternative method for copying.

X11/Wayland Selection

For those using X11, you can change the option x11_selection to either Clipboard, Primary, or Secondary to change which selection X11 will copy the content into. This would look like:

[clipboard]
selection = "Primary" # can also be a list, like ["Primary", "Clipboard"]

cmd

For those using WSL, tmux, or any other non-standard clipboard manager, you can invoke a command on copy using the cmd and shell_cmd option. The placeholder {content} is used for substituting the text to copy into the command. shell_cmd is optional when running a command, and only specifies which shell to run the command with. By default it is sh -c for linux and powershell.exe -Command for windows.

For copying on WSL, this config would look like:

[clipboard]
cmd = 'echo "{content}" | clip.exe'
# shell_cmd = "bash -c" # optional

For tmux, a possible configuration would look like:

[clipboard]
cmd = 'tmux set-buffer "{content}"'
# shell_cmd = "bash -c" # optional