extension inspired by ThePrimeagen/harpoon, it gives you the ability to mark files to move between them blazingly fast, so basically move between files with the lsp then return to the important ones -without fuzzy finder- again blazingly fast!

You're implementing some feature so your focus is mainly on two files or so but you need to jump to another file to check something's definition, a new file opened, and another now you need to go back to the main file, What now? fuzzy-finder? file tr*e? we don't want to do that we need the main file under our hands.

How to do this? Mark your important files booker.mark.add, jump between files with the LS then come back to the main file with booker.mark.jump1 for example and here it's going back to the main file without searching.

• marks per workspace

• mark active file booker.mark.add

• remove the mark from active file booker.mark.remove

• show all marked files through vscode quickPick booker.mark.show

• hard coded jumps

  • jump to file at index 1 booker.mark.jump1

  • jump to file at index 2 booker.mark.jump2

  • jump to file at index 3 booker.mark.jump3

• reorder marks order though textEditor as you edit any file booker.ui.show

• add mark to index[the default is at the tail]
• global marks

      {
          "before": ["<leader>", "a"],
          "commands": ["booker.mark.add"]
      },
      {
          "before": ["<leader>", "r"],
          "commands": ["booker.mark.remove"]
      },
      {
          "before": ["<leader>", "1"],
          "commands": ["booker.mark.jump1"]
      },
      {
          "before": ["<leader>", "2"],
          "commands": ["booker.mark.jump2"]
      },
      {
          "before": ["<leader>", "3"],
          "commands": ["booker.mark.jump3"]
      }

• close the editor when the editor is not active