FolderFly: Quick Folder Access

With this extension, you can effortlessly traverse your folders and swiftly open projects within Visual Studio Code, all without the need to exit the application !

It uses Git to differentiate between genuine projects and regular folders, streamlining your workspace management.

Features

• Efficient Folder Navigation: Seamlessly navigate through your folders within Visual Studio Code.
• Quick Project Access: Swiftly open your projects without the need to leave the code editor.
• Git Integration: Utilizes Git to distinguish between actual projects and standard folders.
• Workspace Management: Streamlines and organizes your workspace effectively.

Configuration

Auto-configuration:

1. Open the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows and Linux, Cmd+Shift+P on OS X) and search for FolderFly: Open Folder.
2. If you haven't configured the extension yet, you'll be presented with two buttons to set it up :
   • Choose folder: you will be prompted with the default dialog to select to folder of your choice.
   • go to settings: This will direct you to the extension's settings page, where you can proceed with the manual configuration process.
3. Search for FolderFly: Open Folder. Now, the command should display the contents of your designated default folder.

Manuel configuration:

1. In the VS Code settings page, search for folderfly.required.folderPath
2. Copy the absolute path of the folder of your choice.
3. Open the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows and Linux, Cmd+Shift+P on OS X) and search for FolderFly: Open Folder.
4. Now, the command should display the contents of your designated default folder.

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Tips:

• Keep in mind that projects must include a Git folder for the extension to identify it as a valid project.
• If you'd like to bind the main command to a hotkey, open up your keyboard shortcut settings and bind folderfly.openFolder to a custom keybinding.
• For optimal use of the extension and to minimize manual navigation, it's advisable to centralize all your projects within a single main folder with subfolders, and then direct the extension to this main folder.