Project To-Do List VS Code Extension

A VS Code extension that helps you manage your project to-do list directly within your editor's sidebar.

Features

• Create and manage to-do items for your project
• Separate sections for active and completed items
• Rich text editing:
  • Multi-line todo items with Shift+Enter
  • Click text to edit
  • Press Enter to save changes
  • Press Escape to cancel edits
• Item organization:
  • New items appear at the top of the list
  • Drag and drop to reorder items
  • Mark items as completed with checkbox
  • Completed items move to separate section
• Collapsible completed items section
• Item counts for both active and completed sections
• Todo items are saved in your workspace's .vscode folder

Usage

1. Open the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P on macOS)
2. Search for "Show Project To-Do List" and select it
3. The todo list panel will appear in the sidebar

Todo Panel Features

Adding Items

• Type in the multi-line text input at the top
• Press Enter to add the item
• Use Shift+Enter for line breaks within an item
• New items are added to the top of the active list

Managing Items

• Click the checkbox to mark an item as complete/incomplete
• Click the item text to edit
• Drag the handle (≡) to reorder items
• Click the trash icon (🗑️) to delete an item

Editing Items

• Click any item's text to edit
• Use Shift+Enter for line breaks
• Click the checkmark (✓) or press Enter to save
• Press Escape to cancel editing

Sections

• Active items shown at top
• Completed items shown in collapsible section below
• Click section headers to collapse/expand
• Item counts shown in section headers
• Drag and drop works within and between sections

Data Storage

The to-do list is stored in a JSON file in your workspace's .vscode folder:

• File: .vscode/project-todos.json
• Format: JSON array of todo items
• Each item contains:
  • Unique ID
  • Text content
  • Completion status

Contributing

Feel free to open issues or PRs to improve this extension.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.