Sublime Text plugin to manage collections of views under different circumstances.
A stack is a collection of views and its current layout.
When you are working on a feature or a bug in a large codebase (some say they are the same thing!), you can quickly open a lot of files related to the problem you are working on.
When you temporarily switch to a new problem you have to close all the related files you were working on in the previous problem. If you need to resume your work on your previous problem, you need to figure out all the relate files to continue your work. That's annoying and has high friction.
With Stacks you can just save all the related views in one go with a handy name and reload to it later. Stacks allows you to save your context in terms of views and layouts.
- Open the command palette with
CMD + SHIFT + P - Select
Package Control: Add Repository - Enter https://github.com/ssanj/Stacks for the repository
- Select
Package Control: Install Package - Choose Stacks
Save the current view stack with F2
Load a given stack with SHIFT + F2
Delete a given stack with CTRL + SHIFT + F2
Rename a stack with SHIFT + CMD + F2
Close an active stack with CTRL + SHIFT + CMD + F2
View the current stack name via the command palette with Stacks: Show Stack Name