Is there any way to save a workspace?

[nathub]

I'm enjoying using Micro as my IDE, I used to use VSCode but found it unreliable and screen-wasting.
Micro has been awesome to code and compile in.

However, every day I open up my project folder in a terminal and run micro, and manually open each file I want to edit, manually setup vsplits and hsplits, etc...
Is there a way to save this state? So I can open micro in my project folder and it automatically opens the files, tabs, and spit layouts I had setup.

Maybe it would save as like a file I can open with micro, and save in my project folder or something? Or an app-wide workspace memory I guess. Whatever is easier.

If this isn't a feature, I'd love to try to contribute (though I am both inexperienced as a developer, and know nothing about how open source projects operate).

[Neko-Box-Coder]

Yeah, I had the same issue and implemented it in my plugin.

https://github.com/Neko-Box-Coder/MicroOmni?tab=readme-ov-file#-session-management

This will save all your open tabs and splits to a file (to plugin folder or current working directory, locally). And you can open it back with OmniLoadSession <name> or OmniLoadSessionLocal <name>