Hop between the files of a Salesforce LWC or Aura bundle without typing a name.
Keyboard
Key
Action
Alt+O
Next file in the bundle (wraps)
Alt+P
Previous file in the bundle
Only active while the editor is inside an lwc/ or aura/ bundle folder.
(Shift+Alt+O was deliberately not used — it's VS Code's built-in Organize Imports.
On macOS keyboard layouts where Option+O types a letter such as ø/ó, rebind both
in Keyboard Shortcuts.)
Status bar switcher
While you're in a bundle, the status bar (bottom left) shows one clickable segment per
bundle file, with the current file bracketed:
html [js] css meta utils.js tests
Click a segment to switch to that file. tests opens everything in __tests__/.
Outside bundles the segments disappear.
Right-click → Bundle Files
Inside a bundle, the editor context menu gains a Bundle Files submenu. Entries appear
only for files that actually exist in the bundle:
Other Bundle Files… — extra files with non-standard names (helper JS modules, additional templates)
Switch Bundle File… — quick-pick list of every file in the bundle
Open All Bundle Files — opens the whole bundle as tabs
Outside lwc/ / aura/ folders the submenu is not shown at all.
Notes
No configuration, no Salesforce CLI dependency — it only reads the folder next to the open file.
Extra .js/.html files that don't follow the <bundleName>.<ext> naming show up under
Other Bundle Files… and in the picker/cycle, so nothing in the bundle is unreachable.