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Multi File Creator

Multi File Creator

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Create multiple nested files and folders at once.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Multi File Creator

Instantly scaffold multiple nested folders and files in one go. Perfect for setting up structured project architectures, like domain-driven design layers, without having to manually click "New Folder" and "New File" dozens of times.

Features

  • Quick Scaffold: Create multiple files and their entire parent folder structures simultaneously.
  • Comma-Separated Input: Simply type your desired paths separated by commas (e.g., Domain/Entities/User.cs, Infrastructure/Data/Context.cs).
  • Context-Aware: Triggers exactly where your cursor is focused in the File Explorer. If you have a file selected, it builds the new structure right next to it in the same directory.
  • Familiar Keybinding: Bound to Shift + F2 by default for a lightning-fast workflow.

How to Use

  1. Click on any folder or file in the VS Code Explorer to focus it.
  2. Press Shift + F2 (or right-click and select Create Multiple Files).
  3. Type your target paths: x/y/z.cs, a/b/c.cs
  4. Hit Enter, and watch your folder structure generate instantly!

Requirements

No special requirements, extra dependencies, or complex setup needed. Just install and go!

Extension Settings

This extension currently does not contribute any custom VS Code settings.

Known Issues

  • If triggered via keyboard shortcut without the Explorer pane being active or having a file/folder highlighted, it will default to creating the files in the root workspace folder.

Release Notes

1.0.0

  • Initial release! Core logic implemented for Shift + F2 integration, context-aware path targeting, and automated recursive directory creation.
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