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Dashboard

Code Deck dashboard

The dashboard is the main page. It is meant for finding a project quickly and starting the action you use most often.

Where to find it

The dashboard opens when Code Deck starts. Return to it by closing the current dialog or detail view.

Main controls

Control What it does
Search field Searches project names, paths, frameworks and known Git branches
Favoriten Shows only projects marked with a star
Sort control Changes the order, for example by name or last use
Neues Projekt Opens the project creation and import dialog
Ordner scannen Searches below a selected folder for likely projects
Star on a project card Adds or removes the project from favorites
Details Opens the complete project page
IDE quick action Opens the project with its preferred editor
Command quick action Runs a saved command without opening the detail page

Typical flow

  1. Type part of a project name into the search field.
  2. Open the project directly in its preferred IDE, or select Details for more options.
  3. Use the star for projects you open often.
  4. Use Neues Projekt when the project is not in Code Deck yet.

Empty dashboard

When no projects have been added, start with Neues Projekt. Choose an existing folder when the project already exists, or choose a starter when Code Deck should create the initial files.

What the dashboard does not do

Removing a card from Code Deck does not delete the project directory. Likewise, archiving a project only hides it from the normal list.