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Flow Launcher Utility Codes

These commands are designed to streamline the workflow of programmers by quickly navigating to the active Explorer path and performing various actions.

Table of Contents:

  1. Open Directory in Visual Studio Code
  2. Clone Git Repository into Directory
  3. Launch JupyterLab in Directory
  4. Cloc in current Directory

Available Commands:

Open Directory in Visual Studio Code

  • For PowerShell:

    > cd {active_explorer_path} ; code .
  • For Command Prompt (cmd):

    > cd /d {active_explorer_path} && code .
  • For RunCommand:

    > code {active_explorer_path}
    

Clone Git Repository into Directory

  • For Command Prompt (cmd):

    > cd /d {active_explorer_path} && git clone {clipboard}
  • For PowerShell:

    > cd {active_explorer_path} ; git clone {clipboard}
  • For RunCommand:

    > git clone {clipboard} {active_explorer_path}repo
    

Launch JupyterLab in Directory

  • For Command Prompt (cmd):

    > cd /d {active_explorer_path} && jupyter-lab
  • For PowerShell:

    > cd {active_explorer_path} ; jupyter-lab
  • For RunCommand:

    > jupyter-lab {active_explorer_path}
    

Cloc in current Directory

  • For Command Prompt (cmd):

    > cd /d {active_explorer_path} && cloc .
  • For PowerShell:

    > cd {active_explorer_path} ; cloc .
  • For RunCommand:

    > cloc {active_explorer_path}
    

These commands help simplify the process of navigating to project directories, opening them in Visual Studio Code, launching JupyterLab, and cloning Git repositories, enhancing productivity for programmers.