IDE Projects Menu

A lightweight launcher to quickly open recent IDE projects (Cursor, VS Code, VS Code OSS, VSCodium & Zed) using a dmenu-style menu.

⚠️⚠️ This is an old repo, to get the latest updates visit Omarchy Projects Menu

Features

• Lists all your IDE workspaces sorted by most recently used
• Supports multiple editors: Cursor, VS Code, VSCodium and Zed
• Tabbed interface to filter by IDE
• Shows which editor each project belongs to when viewing all projects
• Fuzzy search through project names
• One-click launch into the appropriate editor

Screenshots

IDE Selection Menu

Project List (Cursor)

Requirements

• Bash 4.0+ (for case conversion)
• jq (optional, for better JSON parsing - falls back to grep/sed if not available)
• sqlite3 (required for Zed support)
• Walker (or any dmenu-compatible launcher)
• At least one of: Cursor, VS Code, VSCodium, or Zed

Installation

mkdir -p ~/.config/hypr/scripts && \
git clone https://github.com/Airbus6804/Omarchy-Cursor-Projects-Menu.git ~/.config/hypr/scripts/Omarchy-Code-Projects-Menu && \
chmod +x ~/.config/hypr/scripts/Omarchy-Code-Projects-Menu/projects-menu.sh && \
chmod +x ~/.config/hypr/scripts/Omarchy-Code-Projects-Menu/create-project.sh

Add binds in your config:

# All IDE projects (shows tabbed interface)
bindd = SUPER SHIFT, P, IDE Projects, exec, ~/.config/hypr/scripts/Omarchy-Code-Projects-Menu/projects-menu.sh

# Direct filter by editor
bindd = SUPER SHIFT, C, Cursor Projects, exec, ~/.config/hypr/scripts/Omarchy-Code-Projects-Menu/projects-menu.sh cursor
bindd = SUPER SHIFT, V, VS Code Projects, exec, ~/.config/hypr/scripts/Omarchy-Code-Projects-Menu/projects-menu.sh code

Usage

Show tabbed interface (select IDE first)

./projects-menu.sh

Filter by specific editor

./projects-menu.sh cursor    # Cursor only
./projects-menu.sh code       # VS Code only
./projects-menu.sh codium     # VSCodium only

How It Works

1. projects-menu.sh reads workspace storage from all supported editors using pure bash
2. Extracts project paths and sorts them by modification time (newest first)
3. Shows a tabbed interface to select IDE, then lists projects
4. Opens the selected project in the appropriate editor (automatically detected)

Note: This project uses pure bash with standard Linux utilities. No Node.js required! JSON parsing uses jq if available, otherwise falls back to grep/sed for simple extraction.

Contribution

Contributions are welcome! If you have ideas for improvements or bug fixes, feel free to submit a pull request.

Credits

Special thanks to tomkyriacou64 for dropping nodejs dependency and extending this to support multiple IDEs.