Help with Syntax

[jkozlow3]

Hi there. I created 2 bookmarks to the same site (different logins for each person) and I added a hashtag to the URL of each bookmark followed by each person's name, thinking I could use Containerise to open each bookmark in a separate container. For example:

https://app.composer.trade/portfolio#vera https://app.composer.trade/portfolio#jason

Am I able to use Containerise to open bookmark 1 in the "Vera" container and bookmark 2 in the "Jason" container? If so, can you please assist me with the correct syntax? Or is there a better approach vs. the hashtag in the bookmark URL?

Thanks!

[AlexVallat]

To match on a whole url like that it needs to be regex syntax, so start with an @, and add a \before any . (or other regex character like * or ? for example)

So you want:

@https://app\.composer\.trade/portfolio#jason , Jason
@https://app\.composer\.trade/portfolio#vera , Vera

[jkozlow3]

To match on a whole url like that it needs to be regex syntax, so start with an @, and add a \before any . (or other regex character like * or ? for example)

So you want:

@https://app\.composer\.trade/portfolio#jason , Jason
@https://app\.composer\.trade/portfolio#vera , Vera

Thank you so much Alex...this worked perfectly! Now I can manage multiple accounts easily!

[tsbertalan]

What is the difference between !*.domain.com and *.domain.com?

[AlexVallat]

Basically, !*.domain.com works, and *.domain.com doesn't.

The ! prefix means use * patterns (ref), so without it just *.domain.com would match a theoretical domain that was literally https://*.domain.com, which I'm pretty sure can't exist.

[masterofobzene]

If the url has caps in it, how do I add it?

I know this is weird but it seems the regex takes capital letters into account by default

EDIT: Nevermind. The bookmark I was using had some capital letters in it, it seems they are sent with those to the extension and then I had the problem when it didn't detect it. Simple fix was editing the bookmark to not have those capital letters, as it is resolved the same way by dns servers and 'containerise' now correctly applies the container.

[tsbertalan]

Basically, !*.domain.com works, and *.domain.com doesn't.

brb, deleting all my redundant *.domain.com entries...

[ipwnponies]

If the url has caps in it, how do I add it?

@masterofobzene see https://github.com/kintesh/containerise/issues/120#issuecomment-2116002236