Filter with familiar patterns
Use filename wildcards such as *.ts, *test*, and *.md to find a working set without changing the project itself.
Owned product line · Developer tools
SwitchCase Studios publishes focused developer utilities for Visual Studio Code. The first is VS Code File Filter, an extension that makes it easier to keep relevant files in view while working in a large project.
The product brief
Large repositories can make a simple navigation task feel noisy. VS Code File Filter adds a dedicated Filtered Files Explorer view where developers can enter filename patterns such as *.ts, *test*, or *.md and focus the tree on matching files.
Matching folders expand automatically, and include or exclude directory settings help narrow the search to the parts of a project that matter. The extension scans only while a filter is active, keeping its work tied to an explicit developer action.
What the extension is designed to do
Use filename wildcards such as *.ts, *test*, and *.md to find a working set without changing the project itself.
A dedicated Filtered Files Explorer view presents matches alongside their folder structure, with matching folders expanded for quick access.
Configurable include and exclude directories let developers constrain where the extension looks.
Project scanning runs while a filter is active rather than continuously in the background.
The operating path
Enter a filename pattern that reflects the files you need to inspect, such as source files, tests, or documentation.
Use include and exclude directory settings to focus the search on relevant areas of the repository.
Review matching files in the dedicated explorer view, with matching folders expanded to keep their context visible.
When the focused pass is done, clear the filter and continue with the standard workspace view.
What is live
Straight answers
No. This page describes SwitchCase Studios’ own extension catalog: a product line for focused developer utilities, beginning with VS Code File Filter.
The publisher catalog currently includes VS Code File Filter. The Marketplace listing is the source of truth for current availability and version.
No. It scans only while a filter is active. Include and exclude directory settings can further narrow where it looks.
The next move
Browse the Visual Studio Marketplace publisher catalog for VS Code File Filter and future focused utilities from SwitchCase Studios.