This is my emacs config meant to be easily synchronised across MacOS and Linux machines.
You will want a recent (24+) version of emacs installed:
This configuration relies on emenv, please install it.
Once emenv is set-up you can just clone this directory in your
$HOME/.emacs.d:
cd $HOME && git clone https://github.com/pyr/dot.emacs .emacs.d
You can then install dependencies by running (within $HOME/.emacs.d):
emenv install
The $HOME/.emacs.d/Emenv file contains the list of dependencies you
wish to pull in. You will most likely want to fork this repository and
maintain your own list of dependencies, since this it will be
dependent on your workflow and personal preference.
Customization may be provided in the $HOME/.emacs.d/customizations
directory. Only .el files prefixed with two digits will be
interpreted.
Some notable out of the box customizations:
- Solarized Dark and Light themes switchable with
<control>-c t - Paredit and cider for great clojure support (improves emacs-lisp too)
- Lots of editing modes: python/ruby/haskell/coffee/markdown/clojure/json/puppet
- Inline repl for haskell, clojure and python notebooks
- ag integration for fast in-project searches
- gist integration for quick buffer sharing
- Great git integration thanks to magit
Dependencies may be updated by running emenv sync then emenv install.