MyCmd - Git Command Notepad for VS Code

Quickly access, save, and reuse Git commands with this handy notepad extension. Perfect for developers who frequently use Git and want to save their commonly used commands.

Features

📋 Pre-loaded with essential Git commands
💾 Save your custom Git commands
✂️ Save commands directly from your selection (Ctrl+Alt+G)
🔍 Quick search with "mycmd" prefix
📋 One-click copy to clipboard
✏️ Edit and save modified versions of commands

Installation

Open VS Code
Go to Extensions view (Ctrl+Shift+X)
Search for "MyCmd Git Command Notepad"
Click Install

Usage

Basic Commands

Command	Shortcut	Description
Show Git Commands	`Ctrl+Shift+G` (`Cmd+Shift+G` Mac)	View all saved commands
Save Current Selection	`Ctrl+Alt+G` (`Cmd+Alt+G` Mac)	Save highlighted text as command
Add New Command	-	Manually add a new command

How to Use

Copy a command:
- Press Ctrl+Shift+G
- Select a command (it will auto-copy)
- Paste in terminal (Ctrl+V)
Save a new command:
- Option 1: Highlight command in editor → Ctrl+Alt+G
- Option 2: Run "MyCmd: Add New Command" from palette
Edit an existing command:
- Run "MyCmd: Show Git Commands"
- Select a command
- Choose "Edit and save as new command"

Configuration

Customize your command notepad by editing these settings:

"git--command-notepad.customCommands": {
    "Force Push": "git push -f origin branch-name",
    "Delete Remote Branch": "git push origin --delete branch-name"
}

git-\command-notepad

Soumik Debnath