Pawel Jumper 🚴‍♂️💨

Jump between the good parts of your files faster than a bike off a ramp.

What this extension does

Jump fast around your files without thinking:

• Blank-line jumps: with no selection, move to the previous/next blank line.
• Occurrence jumps: with any text selected, move to the previous/next occurrence of that exact text.
• Smart blocks: long code blocks get split into internal stops using a max jump distance option, so you jump to the center first and then exit.

It’s named after a classic Polish internet meme “Paweł Jumper” — a legendary 68-second saga about ambition, momentum, and gravity. This extension aims for the first two and avoids the third. If you’re curious, tutaj „to już się kameruje”: Paweł Jumper on Wikipedia.

Pro tip (and a little jest): big blank deserts and chunky code ramps won’t send you wobbling line-by-line anymore — you’ll glide to the center like a stylish bunny hop, not land „jak Paweł”.

Settings

• pawel-jumper.maxJumpDistance (number, default 5)
  • Maximum number of lines to leap inside a block before creating internal mid-stops.

Default keybindings

MacOS:

• Pawel Jumper: Hop Up — Cmd+Ctrl+Up
• Pawel Jumper: Hop Down — Cmd+Ctrl+Down
• Pawel Jumper: Select Up — Shift+Cmd+Ctrl+Up
• Pawel Jumper: Select Down — Shift+Cmd+Ctrl+Down

Windows/Linux:

• Pawel Jumper: Hop Up — Ctrl+Alt+Up
• Pawel Jumper: Hop Down — Ctrl+Alt+Down
• Pawel Jumper: Select Up — Shift+Ctrl+Alt+Up
• Pawel Jumper: Select Down — Shift+Ctrl+Alt+Down

Use the Command Palette to invoke the commands by name or customize keybindings in your settings.

Development

• Install deps: bun install
• Build: bun run compile
• Watch: bun run watch

Packaging

• Update package.json metadata as needed
• Publish via VS Code Marketplace or Open VSX