mpv user script: copy a command that will resume video at current position

copy-permalink.lua

-- Author: Ole Jørgen Brønner (olejorgenb@yahoo.no)
-- Requirement: xclip
-- Installation: 
-- 'mkdir -p ~/.config/mpv/scripts && cp -i copy-permalink.lua ~/.config/mpv/scripts'

function copyPermalink()
  local pos = mp.get_property_number("time-pos")
  local uri = mp.get_property("path")
  -- %q might not be fully robust
  local bookmark = string.format("mpv --start=%s %q", pos, uri)
  local pipe = io.popen("xclip -silent -in -selection clipboard", "w")
  pipe:write(bookmark)
  pipe:close()
  mp.osd_message("Link to position copied to clipboard")
end

-- mp.register_script_message("copy-permalink", copyPermalink)
mp.add_key_binding("ctrl+SPACE", "copy-permalink", copyPermalink)

@sergeevabc could you please try again now ?

@elig0n, still does not work.

We need a hero here.

Here i am, @sergeevabc
You have to add just a single line into input.conf file, to make the magic happen
Shift+c run "cmd.exe" "/d" "/c" "echo mpv --start=${time-pos} ${path}|clip"
That's it, no scripts have been used
And the cherry on the cake - youtube timestamp link
Ctrl+c run "cmd.exe" "/d" "/c" "echo ${path}^^^&t=${=time-pos}|clip"
but it sux, because of milliseconds at the timestamp (416.280000 for example), and link would not work properly until you delete them (416 is what we need, in this case) manually, also link ends with new line (\n) symbol
I have no idea - is this even possible to get seconds only, from current playback time, or needs a feature request, probably
Anyway, the trick is - NO scripts
Windows only solution

@NothingSpecialOne, thank you! It works as expected.