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Koala Command

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Save, organize terminal commands, and more.
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Koala Command: Todo List, Save, Organize, and Manage Your Terminal Commands in VS Code

Koala Command is a Visual Studio Code extension that helps developers, sysadmins, and DevOps engineers manage terminal commands effortlessly. Save time and boost productivity by organizing your frequently used commands effectively.

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📌 Key Features

  • Save Commands: Store frequently used terminal commands.
  • Organize Commands: Group commands by projects and categories.
  • Custom Variables: Add input prompts for command execution.
  • Quick Access: Run commands with a single click or hotkey.
  • Scheduled Tasks: Automate commands at specified times.
  • Export/Import: Backup or share commands as CSV files.
  • Command History: View and re-run past commands.
  • Todo Lists: Create project-specific Todo lists and link commands to list completion.

🚀 Getting Started

Creating a Project

  1. Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P) and select Koala Command: Create Project.
  2. Enter a name for your project.

Adding Commands

  1. Click the + icon in the Commands tab or the project/category section.
  2. Provide:
    • Label: Name of the command.
    • Command Text: Terminal command to execute.
    • Optional Description: Notes about the command.
  3. Use {} to define custom variables (e.g., echo {message}).

📋 Todo Lists

Create a Todo List

  • Create todo lists for each project
  • Track completion status with checkboxes
  • View completion percentage for each category
  • Run commands automatically when all todos in a category are completed

Link Todos to Code

  • Right-click in code to add a new todo at that location
  • Add location to existing todos
  • Click the location icon to jump to the linked code
  • See file and line information in todo description

Configure Completion Commands

  • Add commands to run when all todos in a category are completed
  • Edit or remove completion commands
  • Get prompted before running completion commands
  • Choose from your existing saved commands

🕒 Scheduling Commands

Schedule a Command

  • Click the timer icon on a command.
  • Choose schedule type:
    • Run Once: Specify a delay (in seconds).
    • Run Every: Set an interval (in seconds).
  • Optionally run in a new terminal window.

Manage Scheduled Tasks

  • Open the Scheduled Tasks view.
  • Right-click a task to edit or delete.

▶️ Running Commands

  • Run Saved Commands:
    • Use the play icon or Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P) > Koala Command: Quick Select Command.
  • Run in a New Terminal:
    • Right-click a command and choose "Run in New Terminal".
  • Custom Variables:
    • Commands with {} will prompt for input before execution.

🔄 Exporting & Importing Commands

  • Export:
    1. Click More (...) in the Commands tab and select Export as CSV.
    2. Save the file to your desired location.
  • Import:
    1. Click More (...) in the Commands tab and select Import from CSV.
    2. Choose a CSV file to import.

Note: It's recommended to use files generated via export to avoid newline character issues.

Backup and Restore (Licensed Feature)

  • Export all projects, commands, and todos to a backup file
  • Import configuration to restore your complete setup
  • Transfer settings between different machines
  • Preserve all relationships between todos, commands, and projects

🔑 License Management

  • Activate License:
    1. Select Enter License from the Help dropdown.
    2. Enter your license key.
  • Deactivate License:
    • Open the Command Palette and select Koala Command Deactivate License.

🛠️ Configuration

  1. Open VS Code settings.
  2. Search for "Koala Command".
  3. Configure settings like default project, shell, display modes, and keybindings.

💡 Example Workflow

  1. Create a Project: "My Project".
  2. Add Categories: "Git", "NPM".
  3. Add Commands: Add relevant commands with labels and descriptions.
  4. Schedule a Command: Set commands to run on a schedule.
  5. Run Commands: Execute commands from the command list.
  6. Track Todo Items: Use Todo lists to monitor progress and trigger commands.
  7. Export/Import: Backup and share commands with CSV files.
  8. Customize Settings: Adjust extension preferences in VS Code.

📬 Suggestions & Support

Have ideas for new features? Contact us at support@marsutech.com.


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