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Command Stash

Command Stash

jeromeDiaz

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Hierarchical library of CLI commands for execution in VSCode terminals.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Command Stash

A tree-based library of CLI commands, accessible from the VSCode Activity Bar. Organize your commands into folders and execute them with a single click in the terminal of your choice.

Features

  • A dedicated icon in the vertical Activity Bar opens a sidebar panel on the left.
  • Unlimited hierarchy: nested folders and commands.
  • Full management: create, edit, duplicate, delete.
  • Reordering via drag and drop, or using "Move Up / Move Down".
  • Clicking a command = execution:
    • no terminal is open → a terminal is created;
    • only one terminal is open → the command is executed there;
    • multiple terminals are open → a popup allows you to choose the terminal (or create a new one).
  • The tree structure and expanded/collapsed state are saved between sessions.

Usage

  1. Click the Command Stash icon in the Activity Bar (on the left).
  2. Use the buttons at the top of the panel to create a folder or a command.
  3. Hover over an item to see quick actions; right-click to open the full menu (edit, duplicate, reorder, delete).
  4. Click a command to execute it.

Development

npm install
npm run compile   # ou npm run watch

Then press F5 in VSCode to launch a test window.

Where is the data stored ?

In the extension's globalState (therefore shared across all your projects).

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