CodeLibrary

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About

I originally built CodeLibrary for myself. As a student working on game development projects, I was tired of constantly digging through old folders just to find the same math formulas (like smooth dampening / lerp), shader functions, or boilerplate syntax.

I wanted something fast, clean, and completely offline without accounts or cloud bloat, so I wrote this lightweight manager and decided to share it here.

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Features

• Fast search across titles, tags, and raw code
• Syntax highlighting for C#, C++, Shader/HLSL, Python, and JSON
• Folder organization with drag-and-drop support
• Optional global hotkey (Alt + Space) and system tray mode
• 100% offline and portable (stores everything in local JSON files)
• Backup sync via JSON export and import

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Shortcuts

• Ctrl + N — New snippet
• Ctrl + F — Focus search
• Ctrl + B — Toggle sidebar
• Ctrl + Shift + F — Create folder
• Ctrl + , — Preferences
• Ctrl + S (editor) — Save snippet

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Downloads

Installer (CodeLibrary_v1.0.0_Setup.exe): Recommended for most users. Standard setup that creates Start Menu shortcuts and registers the app for clean uninstallation via Windows Settings.
Portable (CodeLibrary_v1.0.0_Portable.zip ): Self-contained archive. Just extract and run without any installation or runtime dependencies.

This is an early release. Feel free to leave feedback, report bugs, or suggest features in the comments!