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Dev tools · November 27, 2021

VSCode Router Explorer

Navigate in file-system-based router projects easily

VSCode Router Explorer launched on November 27, 2021 with 81 votes, #650 of 2,925 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 4 years on.

What it does

VSCode extension that helps navigate file-system-based router projects easily. It's useful if you are using frameworks like Next.js or Nuxt.js. Perform the "Navigate to route" command, type the URL, and press enter!

Extension for Visual Studio Code - Navigate in file-system-based router projects easily

This extension helps navigate in file-system based router projects easily. It's useful if you are using frameworks like Next.js or Nuxt.js. When using regular file search in VSCode, it's inconvenient to navigate to the right page based on URL. Most of the time, you have an API endpoint or web URL, and you want to navigate to its source code. So you have to figure it out by yourself by looking at your pages directory, and open navigate directory after directory - to find the right place in the file system. We can't infer the right file from the URL without searching in the file system. Meaning that based on the url, I can create more than one file-system structure that match that url.…from marketplace.visualstudio.com

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