Modus Operandi Emacs is a project that aims to deliver a robust and fast development environment. It supports various programming languages and file formats by utilizing relevant language servers and modes.
This is my continually evolving Emacs configuration. I recommend drawing inspiration from it and adapting it to your own needs.
This configuration is intended to be used only on Emacs 30 built with tree-sitter support. I discourage builds with pgtk enabled for now, as it seems to negatively impact performance in some scenarios (e.g. corfu auto completion).
You should have the following software installed:
- ripgrep - like grep, but faster
- fd - like find, but faster
- aspell - for spell check
- cmake - for compiling vterm
- direnv - for managing environment variables based on current directory
Additional software might be needed based on usage. Follow Messages buffer for details.
git clone https://github.com/manzaltu/modus-emacs ~/.emacs.dOptionally, you can install chemacs2 and use this configuration alongside others.
You can create a file named personal.el in your Emacs folder and add personalized settings. For example:
;;; personal.el --- Personal configuration file -*- lexical-binding: t; -*-
;;; Commentary:
;; This is a personal configuration file
;;; Code:
;; Personal info
(setq user-full-name "Some Name"
user-mail-address "[email protected]")
;; Set font
(set-frame-font "PragmataPro Mono Liga-16" nil t)
;;; personal.el ends hereYou can update the configuration by running the following command inside the cloned dir:
git pull -rCopyright © 2021 Yoav Orot.
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