Shortcuts

General navigation and edition

shortcuts	description
alt + x	search emacs commands
c (2) t /	Change unTil (second) /
d w	Delete Word
y y	Yank (copy) a line
p	Paste bellow
P	Paste above
c i "	Change Inside "
u	Undo
ctrl + r	Redo
shift + v (j) (k)	Select lines on Visual mode (down) (up)
shift + k	go to documentation
(shift) o	new line (above)
33 G	Go to line 33
/bla (n) (N)	search word bla on file. Press enter, then n (next) or N (previous)
0	beginning of line
$	end of line
:e <tab>	Edit of create file
:! ls	run the ls command on terminal
:w	Write (aka save) file
:q	Quit the buffer (also closes current window)
:%s/bla/ble/gI	Substitute (aka replace) word bla for ble on file (%), case sensitively (I)
space q s	Save current session
space c d	go to Definition
space c D	go to references
space /	search on project (Note: use up (↑) and down keys to navigate, not j and k)
space b k	Kill (close) the current Buffer
space space	open files on current project
space b i	see and navigate through open files on the current Buffer (ibuffer)
space o P	open project tree, showing the current file location
space w h	move to the window on the left (h). You can also go to right (l), down (j) and up (k)
space w v	split Window Vertically (aka opens new window on the right)
space o t	Open Terminal inside emacs (if configured and installed)
alt + ↑ (or ↓)	move the current line upwards (↑) or downwards (↓)
:m33	move the current line to the 33 line (tbh, it moves to the line right after the 33)
* (or #)	finds next (or past) occurrencies of the current word on the same file

#TODO: sort shortcuts

Clojure

shortcuts	description
, e b	Eval current file (aka Buffer)
, t n	Run Test on current Namespace
, t t	Run current test
, t a	Rerun last test

DOOM Emacs

Packages & configs

init.el:

       :editor
       parinfer            ; turn lisp into python, sort of

       :os
       (:if IS-MAC macos)  ; improve compatibility with macOS
       tty                 ; improve the terminal Emacs experience

       :lang
       (clojure +lsp)      ; java with a lisp
       emacs-lisp          ; drown in parentheses
       json                ; At least it ain't XML
       markdown            ; writing docs for people to ignore
       sh                  ; she sells {ba,z,fi}sh shells on the C xor
       yaml                ; JSON, but readable

config.ls:

;; binding for the ' bug in mac:
(map! :after clojure-mode
      :map clojure-mode-map
      :localleader

      :desc "Cider jack in CLJ"
      "s" #'cider-jack-in-clj)

;; which-key delay time
(setq which-key-idle-delay 0.3
      which-key-idle-secondary-delay 0.05)

Running in the terminal

Enable tty in the init.el and start emacs using --no-window-system option:

emacs -nw

Running as daemon

Starting the daemon:

emacs --daemon

Connecting to it:

emacsclient -nw

Terminal helpers

.zhrc:

alias ec="emacsclient -nw"
alias ekill="emacsclient -e '(kill-emacs)'"
alias edaemon="emacs --daemon"
alias erestart="ekill && edaemon"