- About this file
- Bugfixes
- OS Specific Packages
- Aesthetic Packages
- LATER Magit Additions
- Key Chords and Keybindings
- Evil Colemak
- Firestarter
- Org Additions
- Dockerfile Mode
- Reference Management
- Syntax Highlighting
- Matrix Clients
- Flycheck Additions
- Completion helpers
- Snippets
- Math support
This is an Emacs literate package file and is meant to compliment my
configuration, as well as the init.el. It contains the basic structure along
with some data about each package and why it’s needed. This is to be used in
tandem with the define-package! function in config.org.
Since it’s primarily aimed at doom-emacs let’s add their comments.
;; -*- no-byte-compile: t; -*-
;;; ~/.config/doom/packages.elSo as mentioned here there is trouble when org-export tries to create files
while keeping the org-toc tag.
It’s not really a problem since org-export actually generates a TOC for the
files anyway.
Basically, the properties set imply that the file is to be tangled for every
block and moreover the output directory is the doom-private-dir. It’s
practically self explanatory but still.
The filename is determined by the SRC block languages.
These are hopefully just temporary.
;; https://github.com/doomemacs/doomemacs/issues/7078#issuecomment-1430884107
(package! transient :pin "c2bdf7e12c530eb85476d3aef317eb2941ab9440")
(package! with-editor :pin "391e76a256aeec6b9e4cbd733088f30c677d965b")
;; (package! compat :pin "6f73eac")Paths are a nightmare on darwin systems which necessitates a separate package for setting things up.
(cond (IS-MAC (package! exec-path-from-shell)
))Since treemacs already uses all-the-icons it is silly to not use them in
dired, from the all-the-icons wiki.
(package! all-the-icons-dired)Not exactly aesthetic, but yeah, for stats.
(package! wakatime-mode)These basically allow for TODOs in magit along with enhanced github integration.
These have been added upstream in develop.
(package! magit-org-todos)
(package! magithub)(package! magit-todos)Actually magit-todos has been added upstream which collates all todo items.
There might still be workflows where magit-org-todos is useful since that
displays a global todo.org file.
(package! magit-delta)It turns out that the switch to general.el is both inevitable (doom version 2.1) and very rational. However, I really can’t wait. So.. This is a stop gap solution.
(package! general)- [x] Remove when it’s merged upstream
I guess I just gave up, from here. Read about why here. The visual line mode setup leverages this package.
(package! evil-colemak-basics :recipe (:branch "main"))
(package! evil-better-visual-line)For running shell commands on-save.
(package! firestarter)The new ones need to be covered in the config.org file with the appropriate
keybindings. The notes are described here.
Technically not only an org addition, mermaid is kinda like a souped up ditaa. Naturally there’s an org mode addition.
(package! mermaid-mode)
(package! ob-mermaid)Now I load it here since I don’t use +attach.
(package! org-download
:recipe (:host github
:repo "abo-abo/org-download"))The actual repo has not been updated in 3 years, so I must use this fork.
(package! org-drill
:recipe (:host github
:repo "hakanserce/org-drill"))This needs to be installed specially, from this repo.
(package! org-protocol-capture-html
:recipe (:host github
:repo "alphapapa/org-protocol-capture-html"))This is sort of more of a pdf-tools extension and it needs it’s own biblatex
setup and stuff as well so this might move into a tree of it’s own.
(package! org-noter)This actually breaks the pdf-tools bindings.
This is probably not the best thing in my current setup.. Now part of the init.el setup.
(package! org-ref)Not on MELPA yet. From here.
(package! org-gantt
:recipe (:host github
:repo "swillner/org-gantt" :files ("*.el")))Not on MELPA yet. From here.
(package! org-mind-map
:recipe (:host github
:repo "theodorewiles/org-mind-map"))Technically a helm addition. Perfect for monolithic org files. More details
here.
(package! helm-org-rifle)We will use this.
(package! org-babel-eval-in-repl)This is put here since it only works with org-mode stuff.
(package! anki-editor
:recipe (:host github :repo "orgtre/anki-editor"))An extension to org-re-reveal-ref. Also this.
(package! org-re-reveal-ref)This should be a part of the main +roam setup, but until then.
(package! org-roam-bibtex)This extension seems to be a maintained fork.
(package! org-gcal)Mainly used with ox-hugo
(package! citeproc-org :pin "0fb4c96f48b3055a59a397af24d3f1a82cf77b66")For syntax highlighting and inline builds. From spotify weirdly.
## -*- docker-image-name: "your-image-name-here" -*- can be used to specify
the image name.
(package! dockerfile-mode)There are a bunch of zotero integrations for emacs, most notably, zotelo, but
they don’t seem to be all that well mantained. Zotxt seems to be updated pretty
often though.
(package! zotxt)These are additionally required to work with the sort of files I use often.
The configuration and settings are as usual in config.org
Though reStructured Text is supported natively, there are some quality of life exporters and packages which should be more useful.
(package! ox-rst
:recipe (:host github
:repo "msnoigrs/ox-rst"))
(package! sphinx-mode
:recipe (:host github
:repo "Fuco1/sphinx-mode"
:files ("*.el")))Though the standard doom-emacs module configuration is a sane set of defaults, there are some glaring omissions, most egregious of is the lack of doxygen highlighting.
(package! highlight-doxygen)(package! quarto-mode)Recently gotten into meson as a nice cmake alternative for smaller projects (maybe larger ones too).
(package! meson-mode)A minor upgrade, but annoying without highlighting.
(package! xonsh-mode)Because honestly there isn’t anything better than tup. Who doesn’t need a build system which scales with the eye of Mordor?
(package! tup-mode
:recipe (:host github
:repo "ejmr/tup-mode"))The repo is unmaintained so I ought to fork it and take a look into maintaining it.
I have recently decided that saltstack ought to be used for working on multiple systems.
(package! salt-mode
:recipe (:host github
:repo "glynnforrest/salt-mode"))No point using emacs if I can’t get highlighting for all my needs. This needs
some extra configuration. Must figure out if this is well mantained. The
developer is very responsive to pull requests and the like.
(package! pkgbuild-mode
:recipe (:host github
:repo "juergenhoetzel/pkgbuild-mode"))This could do with some updates. Will look into this soon. Also it takesunbearably long this way. Must figure out how to stop it from downloading the
whole repo.
Mantained by me now.
(package! lammps-mode
:recipe (:host github
:repo "HaoZeke/lammps-mode"))I just like pugs.
(package! pug-mode)For building more cross-os stuff. This is the official package, but will look into binding and using nix-emacs as well.
(package! nix-mode)I like vim-script… well no I don’t but I still use it.
(package! vimrc-mode)Currently the languages I care about (apart from Java) are:
; Kotlin > Java
(package! kotlin-mode)
; Groovy -> Testing
(package! groovy-mode)Since I use a lot of user systemd units, it makes sense to have pretty highlighting.
(package! systemd)Might eventually want to also get the companion dart server sometime, but for
now this syntax-highlighter will do. Might actually want to see if prettier
has anything for it.
(package! dart-mode)Actually wolfram-mode seems to be able to do more than just syntax highlighting, but at the moment I just need font-locking.
(package! wolfram-mode)For working with .Rmd files and better orgmode R support.
(package! poly-R)
(package! poly-org)Font locking for .smk files as they are evidently called (from here).
(package! snakemake-mode)Apparently Riot.im is now Element.io; and I could do with an emacs client…
(package! pretty-hydra)
(package! matrix-client :recipe (:host github :repo "alphapapa/matrix-client.el"))This is for linting files before submitting to MELPA.
(package! package-lint)
(package! flycheck-package);; (package! copilot
;; :recipe (:host github :repo "zerolfx/copilot.el" :files ("*.el" "dist")))These are from hlissner.
(package! emacs-snippets
:recipe (:host github
:repo "hlissner/emacs-snippets"
:files ("*")))These are from the official snippets repo.
(package! yasnippet-snippets
:recipe (:host github
:repo "AndreaCrotti/yasnippet-snippets"
:files ("*")))I like cdlatex.
(package! cdlatex)However, better support for symbols can be found in math-symbol-lists as discussed here.
(package! math-symbol-lists)Also, CalcTeX makes life a lot easier, and is faster than calling SymPy or Mathematica.
(package! calctex :recipe (:host github :repo "johnbcoughlin/calctex"
:files ("*.el" "calctex/*.el" "calctex-contrib/*.el" "org-calctex/*.el" "vendor"))
:pin "784cf911bc96aac0f47d529e8cee96ebd7cc31c9")