Context Organizer for VS Code

Organize your files within Visual Studio Code into contexts, giving you a more organized view of your project structure.

How to Use

1. Add to context: Right-click on any file in the explorer and select Add to context... to add it to a specific context.

2. New Context: Click on the New Context button in the "Contexts" panel to create a new context.

3. Remove from context: Right-click on any file within a context in the "Contexts" pane and select Remove from context to remove it.

Installation

1. Open Visual Studio Code.
2. Go to Extensions.
3. Search for "Context Organizer".
4. Install the extension.

Requirements

• VS Code version: ^1.83.0

Extension Settings

You can configure the extension settings by changing the .vscode/contexts.json file in your workspace root.

contexts

The file contains an array of contexts. Each context has a name and an array of files that are automatically set with the UI.

showFolders

You can choose to show or hide the folders in the "Contexts" pane by setting the showFolders property to true or false.

Known Issues

• Ensure the .vscode folder exists in your workspace root. If not, the extension will create it.

Release Notes

0.0.1

Initial release of Context Organizer.

0.0.2

New icon and README update.

0.0.3

• Preventing from adding files that are already in a context (by @DanNYSPD).
• New button to remove a context as a whole.

0.0.4 (by @DanNYSPD)

• Copy file path into clipboard
• Copy all file paths from a context into clipboard (based on EOL of the OS)
• Add file to stage stack (git) directly
• Rename contextS

Feedback

If you have suggestions or issues, please open an issue.