~/.doom.d/*

A private emacs module built on top of Doom Emacs.

Doom Module style

There is more on this in the doom wiki, but as an overview, Doom modules consist of 4 parts:

• init.el:
  • runs early in the doom startup pipeline
  • whitelists other doom modules that you want to use
• packages.el:
  • used to add elisp packages. Note that doom provides many packages already.
• config.el:
  • set your own keybindings
  • configure your own package settings
  • edit doom configurations to match your preferences
• autoloads/*.el:
  • a place for writing your own functions

Beyond that, there is a convention for loading siblings:

;; in config.el
(load! +bindings) ;; this will load ./bindings.el

Workflows

Be aware that working with this is working with Doom - these workflows may grow outdated.

Adding a package

• Add the package to ./packages.el
• Run make from the doom root directory (~/.emacs.d)

Updating packages

Good luck!

• Run make update from the doom root directory (~/.emacs.d)

Emacs 26

Assuming you’re on a mac, install emacs like so:

brew install emacs --devel --with-modules --with-cocoa --with-gnutls --with-librsvg --with-mailutils --with-imagemagick@6