Stop scrolling through .http files. Workspace-wide navigation tree, global search, and pin feature. Then send via httpYac.
Workspace-wide navigation for .http and .rest files using httpYac conventions.
It adds a dual-panel tree, fuzzy search and metadata-aware grouping for httpYac request files.
Features
Dual tree views — the sidebar shows two panels side by side:
Current File (top) — visible only when an .http / .rest file is active; lists its sections and requests fully expanded.
Workspace Requests (bottom) — full workspace tree, collapsed by default, with automatic reveal of the active file.
Method badge icons — GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE and other HTTP verbs are rendered as coloured SVG badges, making the method immediately visible.
Fuzzy search over every request, filterable by method, name, file path or URL — Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+H opens it scoped to the current file, Cmd+Ctrl+H / Ctrl+Alt+H opens it workspace-wide, and a title-bar button toggles the scope once open.
Pinned requests — pin any request from the tree or the search picker; pinned requests appear at the top of the tree and at the top of the quick-pick when the search box is empty. Pins are persisted per-workspace.
httpYac metadata aware — # @name, # @title, # @ref, # @forceRef, # @disabled, # @import and #### sections shape the labels and grouping.
Click to reveal — jump straight to the request line in the editor.
Send delegation — when the httpYac extension is installed, an inline ▶ button runs the request through it.
This is a navigation-only extension: it ships no HTTP engine and renders no responses. Execution is delegated to httpYac.
Usage
Open a workspace containing .http / .rest files.
Click the httpYac PrimeNav icon in the Activity Bar.
Open an .http file — the Current File panel shows its requests immediately.
Browse the workspace tree or fuzzy-search requests: Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+H (current file) or Cmd+Ctrl+H / Ctrl+Alt+H (whole workspace).
Click a request to reveal it; use the ▶ action to send it via httpYac.
Pinned Requests
Click the pin icon ($(pin)) next to any request in the tree, or the pin button on each item in the search picker, to pin it. Pinned requests:
Appear in a Pinned group at the top of the activity bar tree.
Are shown at the top of the quick-pick when the search box is empty.
Survive editor restarts — pins are stored in workspace state.
Are identified by # @name when present (stable across line shifts), otherwise by line number (best-effort).
If a pinned request is deleted or renamed, its tree entry turns into a stale (missing) node with a remove button.
