• Customizable templates
• Quick open via win+r. You also can pass project name as argument to instantly open it
• Clone git repository by passing url as argument
• Page pagination

1. Clone Repository
2. With installed NodeJS execute npm i

There's vs.bat file. You can type there directory of cloned vs-runner repository. By default it's %userprofile%\Documents\Projects\vs-runner

Now you should make vs.bat available in environment variables. For that you can add vs-runner folder into PATH env.var. or just copy vs.bat to already added folder in PATH. For example C:\Windows\vs.bat

You already have default config. If there's no config.json vs-runner will create new config based on it

Path to your projects directory. May have $HOMEDIR variable that points to your home directory

vs-runner splits projects into pages. You can choose how many to display projects on single page

Check default config for examples. Object that have template names as keys and commands to create project as value

For multiple commands you should pass them as array, but in case if it's only one you can pass only it without array

There's should be template _OPEN_PROJECT that describes how to open project

Command can have variables $PROJECT_PATH that equals to new project path and $NAME that equals to project name

Command can be a string or object that contains cmd as command. That way you also have:

• cwd: directory where command will be executed. The only possible value is project that says that command will be executed in new project directory. Otherwise it will be executed in the projects directory