🚀 user navigator - enhance your productivity

UserNavigator

UserNavigator is a Visual Studio Code extension designed to enhance your productivity by providing contextual guidance, workspace tips, and quick access to shortcuts. The extension creates a seamless user experience by dynamically displaying relevant information based on your actions and interactions within VS Code.

Key Features

1. Contextual Shortcut Suggestions

   • Displays relevant keyboard shortcuts tailored to your current activity in VS Code.
   • Helps you navigate VS Code more efficiently by suggesting less-known but useful commands.

2. Floating Tabs for Guidance

   • Opens a floating tab when specific issues or errors occur.
   • Guides you through problem-solving steps or best practices.

3. Workspace Optimization Tips

   • Offers tips to organize and optimize your workspace.
   • Provides insights on managing files, extensions, and project settings for a better coding experience.

4. Dynamic Notifications

   • Sends helpful notifications that you can click to learn more about VS Code features.

5. Lightweight and User-Friendly

   • Designed to minimize resource usage while offering significant functionality.
   • Simple and intuitive interface for developers of all levels.

Getting Started

Installation

1. From Visual Studio Marketplace:

   • Install directly from the VS Code Marketplace.

2. From VSIX File:

   • Download the .vsix file from the Releases page.
   • Open VS Code, go to the Extensions view (Ctrl+Shift+X), and click on Install from VSIX....
   • Select the downloaded file to install the extension.

Usage

1. Activate the Extension

   • The extension is automatically activated when you open VS Code.

2. Explore Features

   • Start coding, and the extension will dynamically provide guidance, notifications, and tips.
   • Look for floating tabs or notifications that pop up during your workflow.

3. Access Shortcut Suggestions

   • Perform any action (e.g., opening a file, searching) and see contextual shortcuts displayed.

4. Use the Command Palette

   • Press Ctrl+Shift+P and search for UserNavigator commands to explore additional features.

Configuration

UserNavigator can be customized via the VS Code settings.json file:

• Enable/Disable Floating Tabs:
  Add the following to your settings.json:

  "usernavigator.enableFloatingTabs": true