Save Commands

VSCode Extension to save and copy terminal commands.

Demo

Placeholders

You can add placeholders in your commands. For eg, you can add commands in this manner This is {placeholder1} and {placeholder2} with {placeholder1} again It will ask input for placeholder1 and placeholder2

You can set save-commands.placeholderType to change the capturing group in settings.

Features

Run Folder

You can execute all commands within a folder as a single concatenated command.

• Configuration: When editing a folder, you can set the "Join With" string (e.g., &&, ;, |) which determines how the individual commands are combined.
• Execution: Click the play icon on a folder.

Drag and Drop

Organize your command library with ease:

• Reorder: Drag commands or folders to change their sort order.
• Move: Drag items into folders to nest them.
• Note: Currently, moving items between "Global" and "Workspace" scopes is disabled to prevent accidental state corruption.

Import/Export

You can import and export your commands. Export: Click on the 3 dots, Select Export, Save it as .json file Import: Click on the 3 dots, Select Import, Select the .json file

Note: If you only want to replace only one of workspace commands or global commands, you can edit the json to remove the global or workspace property and then use it

Development

If you are contributing to this project, you can run the unit test suite using:

npm run unit-test

The tests use a custom VS Code mock to run in a standalone environment.

Enjoy!