Behold, dear visitor, my cherished Emacs configuration, meticulously crafted and refined since the year of 2020. With unwavering dedication, I tirelessly endeavor to harmonize its functioning across the Windows, Arch Linux and macOS operating systems. 🙂
- A Personal Emacs Configuration
- Usage
- Setup
- The Dependencies
- The Dependencies Installation
- Windows Platform: Portable Software Integration
- Known Issue
- Read more
TODO
Basically, following the the dependencies section is enough to set up.
If you’re a big fan of portable software on Windows platform like me, please refer to Windows Platform: Portable Software Integration.
Key Bindings are managed by general.el, and the bindings configuration can be found from here.
GNU Aspell is a Free and Open Source spell checker designed to eventually replace Ispell. It can either be used as a library or as an independent spell checker. Its main feature is that it does a superior job of suggesting possible replacements for a misspelled word than just about any other spell checker out there for the English language. (via)
I use python-flake8 as Python checker, refer to requirements.txt.
I use sh-shellcheck as Shell checker, refer to this link for installation.
I use js-yaml as YAML checker on my PC, this can be installed with Scoop
easily.
yaml-yamllint is another option as YAML checker, refer to requirements.txt.
The PlantUML is run as a local JAR file, which is configured in the init-plantuml.el. And the plantuml.jar can be downloaded from official download page.
The following command will install the Python packages according to the configuration file requirements.txt,
$ pip install -r requirements.txtApart from the Python packages, refer to the sections below to proceed with other dependencies installation.
I started using Scoop to manage some of my apps and dependencies, including,
- Aspell
scoop install aspell - Prettier
scoop install nodejs npm install -g prettier - ShellCheck
scoop install shellcheck - shfmt
scoop install shfmt - js-yaml
scoop install nodejs npm install -g js-yaml
In case of getting the error message: “No EmacSQL SQLite binary available, aborting”, follow this to fix.
On macOS, I use Homebrew to manage apps, including,
- Aspell
brew install aspell - GraphViz
brew install graphvizYou might prefer using the verified GraphViz as mentioned in Which version of GraphViz should I use, here is a log example of my GraphViz 2.44.0 installation.
- ShellCheck
brew install shellcheck - shfmt
brew install shfmt
For the packages are installed in a portable Python like WinPython, executable paths should be configured manually.
I.e.,
(setq flycheck-python-flake8-executable "V:/WPy32-3810/python-3.8.1/Scripts/flake8.exe")I.e.,
(setq flycheck-yaml-yamllint-executable "V:/WPy32-3810/python-3.8.1/Scripts/yamllint.exe")Refer to the GraphViz post from PlantUML website.
In case of using portable GraphViz, specify the environment variable
GRAPHVIZ_DOT to set the exact location of your GraphViz executable.
I.e.,
(setenv "GRAPHVIZ_DOT" "V:/bin/GraphvizPortable/App/graphviz/bin/dot.exe")For portable plantuml.jar integration, i.e.,
(setq plantuml-jar-path "V:/bin/plantuml.jar")
(setq org-plantuml-jar-path
(expand-file-name "V:/bin/plantuml.jar"))WinPython is a portable distribution of the Python programming language for Windows.
I use use-package to manage packages in init-packages.el.
However, it seems the hl-todo and org-bullets settings don’t work if they are configured in the init-packages.el, i.e., link 1 and link 2, but both of them are effective if I move them to init-display.el and my local-config.el.