NEMA - Nayuki’s EMAcs config

What’s this?

A not-so-hurt-yet-still-make-kind-of-sense emacs configuration set, c/w a bunch of packages.

Any specific {package,variable} config should be found no more than 2 layers down from init.el.
I will not focus on “startup speed”, since daemonize Emacs is all you need.

cd ~
mv .emacs.d .emacs.d.old
git clone https://github.com/nykma/nema.git .emacs.d
emacs -nw

Hotkey	Command	Defined in	Comment
`C-c g g`	`magit-status`	`nema-vcs.el`	`git status`
`C-c g b`	`magit-blame`	`nema-vcs.el`	`git blame` current buffer
`C-c g d`	`magit-diff-buffer-file`	`nema-vcs.el`	`git diff` current buffer
C-’	`avy-goto-char-timer`	`nema-basic.el`	Cursor jump to location
`C->`	`mc/mark-next-like-this-symbol`	`nema-basic.el`	Multi cursor (find next symbol)
`C-C`	`mc/edit-lines`	`nema-basic.el`	Multi cursor (add one cursor each line)
`M-S-RET`	`edwina-clone-window`	`nema-basic.el`	Provided by `edwina`
`M-i`	`nema-term`	`nema-terminal.el`	Start a terminal buffer
`C-c & w`	`aya-create`	`nema-snippet.el`	Create and use a snippet when editing
`C-M-o`	`ace-window`	`nema-basic.el`	Powerful window switch
`C-1` ~ `C-9`	`winum-select-window-1`	`nema-basic.el`	Quick window switch

There is a customize group called nema to give you a few customization options. Remember to restart emacs if anything is changed.

nema-use-evil: Whether or not to use evil-mode. Default to nil. My evil-mode intergration is at a very basic level (since I don’t use evil-mode). Any pull request is welcomed.
nema-emacs-completion-engine: Choose between ivy, helm, selectrum and ido. Default to ivy
nema-lsp: Use LSP or not. Remember to follow server installation instructions below. Default to nil
nema-theme: Choose one theme from given pre-defined themes list.
nema-theme-style: Switch between dark and light mode of your theme (if supported).
nema-mode-line: Choose which mode line to use.

There are many ways to hack this. You can

Write your ELisp in .emacs.d/my/*.el. They will be loaded after all nema-* modules are loaded.
- Your YAS snippets will be saved and loaded in .emacs.d/my/snippets/**/*. (See nema-snippet.el)
- .emacs.d/my/**/* is in .gitignore list. So you can save sensitive data (e.g. IRC login info or Mail account) or some machine-specific configs (e.g. if you have a HiDPI laptop and a workstation with normal DPI displays) without syncing across with VCS.
- I’ve written some maybe-useful scripts in my-sample/*.el. Symlink (or copy) them into your my/ folder to enable them.
Fork me.

If it is run at its first time, make sure not to use emacs --server, since it may prompt you of Elisp-enabled themes warning or native plugin compilation. Use emacs or emacs -nw instead, and press y if prompted. When .emacs.d/custom.el is built, you can use server mode without problem.

emacs-tw/emacs-101-beginner-survival-guide who gave me courage to build my very own config from scratch.
kuanyui/.emacs.d and purcell/emacs.d who provided a good project structure for reference.
bbatsov/prelude who gave me ideas of how to do theme reloading properly.

GPLv3 for

See LICENSE file