Macnolo0x7D4's Emacs Configuration

A modern, modular Emacs configuration focused on evil-mode and development productivity.

Features

• Evil Mode: Vim-like keybindings with evil-collection integration
• Modern UI: Catppuccin theme with Doom modeline and dashboard
• Language Support: Clojure, Elixir, Java with tree-sitter modes
• Development Tools: Projectile, Magit, completion frameworks
• Modular Architecture: Organized configuration files in lisp/

Structure

emacs.d/
├── init.el                    # Entry point
├── lisp/
│   ├── core/                  # Core functionality
│   │   ├── core-packages.el   # Package management & evil setup
│   │   ├── core-ui.el         # UI configuration & theming
│   │   ├── core-editor.el     # Editor behavior
│   │   └── core-keybindings.el # Key bindings
│   ├── modules/               # Feature modules
│   │   ├── completion.el      # Completion framework
│   │   ├── version-control.el # Git integration
│   │   └── windows.el         # Window management
│   └── langs/                 # Language-specific configs
│       ├── clojure.el         # Clojure + CIDER
│       ├── elixir.el          # Elixir development
│       └── java.el            # Java support
└── themes/                    # Custom themes

Key Packages

• Evil: Vim emulation with evil-collection
• General: Keybinding framework
• Projectile: Project management
• Dashboard: Startup dashboard
• Doom Modeline: Modern modeline
• Catppuccin: Color theme
• CIDER: Clojure development
• Tree-sitter: Enhanced syntax highlighting

Installation

1. Clone to your Emacs directory:

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/emacs.d ~/.emacs.d

2. Start Emacs - packages will be installed automatically

3. Install nerd fonts for proper icon display:

   # Example for BerkeleyMono Nerd Font (configured font)

Keybindings

Leader key: SPC (Space)

Common bindings are defined in core-keybindings.el and follow Spacemacs-like conventions.

Requirements

• Emacs 30.1+ (for tree-sitter support)
• Git (for version control features)
• Language servers (for development features)

Customization

The configuration is modular - modify individual files in lisp/ to customize behavior. Custom settings are stored in custom.el.