Set of features to easily and efficiently navigate around workspace.

• Highly customizable navigation mode (NORMAL model in vim).
• List opened tabs in the order of most-recently-used and quickly jump to them.
• Fuzzy search for files within the workspace and jump to them.
• Fuzzy search for content inside wokspace files and jump to them.

• Download the file codereaper-x.x.x.vsix
• Open VSCode
• Open Command Palette with keyboard shortcut ctrl/cmd+shift+p and type install from vsix
• Navigate to the download location and install the extension

• codereaper.keymap: Defines mapping between key sequences to commands in NAVIGATION mode. By default this is set to this. Can be modified through settings.json.

• codereaper.stickyParentKeys: For example, let's say a key sequence ci is mapped to command cursorInsertBelow. It would be inconvenient to press ci n-times. Instead, by adding c to stickyParentKeys list, we can press c just 1-time and then press i n-times or any other key under this parent. To go out of this sticky key mode, simply press esc or any key sequence that is not under this current sticky parent. By default this array contains m, c, e. Can be modified through settings.json.

• codereaper.navigationModeIdentifier: Text to display at the bottom left corner of VSCode when in NAVIGATION mode. This is set to 🐒 by default and can be changed in settings.json.

• codereaper.editModeIdentifier: Text to display at the bottom left corner of vscode when in NORMAL mode. This is set to 🐑 by default and can be changed in settings.json.

• codereaper.maxMRUTabsLen: N most recently used tabs to keep track of. This is set to 20 by default and can be modified through settings.json.
• codereaper.tabHintCharList: Hints to be used to show next to the tab names for easy tab selection. This is set to asdjklyweio by default and can be modified through settings.json.

ripgrep and fzf are backbone of this feature.

Note: If using this extension on linux, by default the extension uses bash shell for this feature. So, set the following option in your .bashrc

set +H

For all the three above commands, the type of files and folders that will be used can be configured using the setting codereaper.fuzzySearchIncludeGlob.
Similarly, some paths and files can be ignored to speed up the search. This is can configured using the setting codereaper.fuzzySearchExcludeGlob.

• codereaper.ripgrepPath: Path to ripgrep executable. This is set to rg by default and can be modified through settings.json.

• codereaper.fzfPath: Path to fzf executable. This is set to fzf by default and can be modified through settings.json.

• codereaper.fuzzySearchIncludeGlob: Type of files and folders to be used by ripgrep for all the three commands above. This is set to \"**/*.{c,py,txt,cpp,h,cc,hpp,json,yaml,js,ts,md,csv,xlsx}\" by default to only search files with these extensions and can be modified through settings.json. Note: The reg-exp syntax of this setting should be understandable by ripgrep.

• codereaper.fuzzySearchExcludeGlob: Type of files and folders to be ignored by ripgrep for all the three commands above. This is set to \"!**/{node_modules}/**\" by default and can be modified through settings.json. Note: The reg-exp syntax of this setting should be understandable by ripgrep.

• codereaper.fuzzySearchContentRegExp: Type of content to be extracted by ripgrep from all the files for fuzzy searching of contents. This is set to \"^\\s*\\w+(\\w+(?!^\\s*(//|/\\*|#|<!--|;|-)))\" by default to exclude lines that are comments. This can be modified through settings.json.

• codereaper.fuzzySearchTodoContentRegExp: Type of content to be extracted by ripgrep from all the file for fuzzy searching of TODOs. This is set to \"((//|/\\*|#|<!--|;|-)\\s*(TODO|FIXME|XXX|HACK))\" by default to only include comment lines that has one of TODO, FIXME, XXX, HACK. This can be modified through settings.json.

• codereaper.fzfOptions: Options to pass to fzf to configure fuzzy search. This is set to --algo=v2 --color hl:221,hl+:74 --margin 1% --border -i by default and can be modified through settings.json.

• David Bankier: Quick-Select
• Brian Malehorn: Vimspired
• Tommy Johtela: ModalEdit
• tomrijndorp: FindItFaster