TerminalNotebook 🚀

VS Code Terminal Command Notebook
Manage and quickly execute terminal commands to boost your development efficiency.

Manage terminal commands like Jupyter Notebook in VS Code, mixing commands, outputs, and documentation.

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✨ Core Features

• Notebook-style management: Group, rename, and favorite frequently used commands
• One-click execution: Quickly run preset or custom commands
• Mixed documentation: Add Markdown notes and explanations between commands
• Multi-session management: Manage multiple terminal sessions with tabs
• Import/Export: Easily share command notebooks
• History: View and reuse previously executed commands

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🚀 Quick Start

1. Install Extension

• Search for TerminalNotebook in the VS Code Extension Marketplace
• Or install via command line:

  ext install quickerstudio.terminalnotebook

• Or manual installation:
  1. Download the .vsix file
  2. Run:

     code --install-extension TerminalNotebook-X.X.X.vsix

2. Basic Usage

1. Click the TerminalNotebook icon in the Activity Bar
2. Create a new notebook or open a sample notebook
3. Add a command cell:
   • Cmd+Shift+P > TerminalNotebook: Add Command Cell
4. Execute a command: Click the ▶️ button on the left of the cell

3. Advanced Tips

• Add a Markdown cell:
  • Cmd+Shift+P > Add Markdown Cell
• Export notebook:
  • Right-click notebook > Export as HTML/PDF
• Set frequently used commands:
  • Configure in settings: terminalnotebook.presets

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🌟 Usage Scenarios

🚀 Project Startup Workflow

npm install
npm run build
npm start

Note
This workflow helps reduce repetitive typing and improve efficiency.

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📦 Common Environment Setup Commands

# Node.js Environment
nvm install --lts         # Install latest LTS version of Node.js
nvm use --lts             # Switch to latest LTS version
node -v                   # Check Node.js version
npm -v                    # Check npm version

# Python Environment
python --version          # Check Python version
pip install -r requirements.txt   # Install dependencies
python -m venv venv       # Create virtual environment
source venv/bin/activate  # Activate virtual environment (Linux/macOS)
venv\Scripts\activate     # Activate virtual environment (Windows)

# Git Commands
git clone <repo-url>      # Clone repository
git status                # Check status
git pull                  # Pull latest code
git checkout -b <branch>  # Create and switch branch

# Docker Commands
docker build -t myapp .   # Build image
docker run -d -p 8080:80 myapp  # Run container
docker ps                 # List running containers
docker-compose up -d      # Start services in background

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🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions via Issues and PRs! Please read the Contribution Guide for details and standards.

📌 High Priority Contributions

• Unit test coverage
• CI/CD pipeline optimization
• Documentation translation (EN/CH/JP)
• Terminal output syntax highlighting support

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📜 License

MIT License © 2023 QuickerStudio

Maintained by the QuickerStudio Team

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