A VSCode extension that displays the files in the currently opened folder in Windows Explorer style.
- Flat view of files and folders
- Customizable file icons
- File extension filtering
- Easy navigation
You can customize file icons by placing SVG files in the resources folder. The extension will automatically match icons based on file extensions.
- Create a
.svgfile named after the file extension (e.g.,json.svg,ts.svg) - Place the SVG file in the
resourcesfolder - The extension will automatically use the custom icon for matching file types
Example:
- For
.jsonfiles:resources/json.svg - For
.tsfiles:resources/ts.svg
You can configure the extension to ignore specific file types by modifying the settings.
- Open VSCode settings (
Ctrl+,) - Search for "Openedfolder Viewer"
- Find the "Ignored Extensions" setting
- Add or remove file extensions as needed
Example:
- To ignore
.metafiles:.meta - To ignore
.logfiles:.log - To ignore multiple extensions:
.meta,.log,.tmp
- Open the Extensions view in VSCode (
Ctrl+Shift+X) - Search for "Openedfolder Viewer"
- Click Install
- Find "Openedfolder Viewer" in the sidebar explorer view
- Click to view the current workspace file
- Click the file to open for editing
- click the back button to navigate back
- click the forward button to navigate forward
- click the home button to navigate to the root folder