SampleHive let’s you manage your audio samples in a nice and simple way, just add a directory where you store all your samples, or drag and drop a directory on it to add samples to it, and it will help sort, search, play and view some information about the sample.

Automatically install and use tree-sitter major modes in Emacs 29+. If the tree-sitter version can’t be used, fall back to the original major mode

This is a convenient language bundle for the Emacs package tree-sitter. It serves as an interim distribution mechanism, until tree-sitter is widespread enough for language-specific major modes to incorporate its functionalities.

For each supported language, this package provides:

1. Pre-compiled grammar binaries for 3 major platforms: macOS, Linux and Windows, on x86_64. In the future, tree-sitter-langs may provide tooling for major modes to do this on their own. 2. An optional highlights.scm file that provides highlighting patterns. This is mainly intended for major modes that are not aware of tree-sitter. A language major mode that wants to use tree-sitter for syntax highlighting should instead provide the query patterns on its own, using the mechanisms defined by tree-sitter-hl. 3. Optional query patterns for other minor modes that provide high-level functionalities on top of tree-sitter, such as code folding, evil text objects… As with highlighting patterns, major modes that are directly aware of tree-sitter should provide the query patterns on their own.

Django mode and snippets for Emacs

nerd-icons-corfu.el - Icons for Corfu via nerd-icons

Pyenv mode integrates Fabián E. Gallina's python.el with the pyenv tool. This gives packages which already use python.el (like python-django) pyenv virtual environment support out-of-the-box.

kanban.el --- Parse org-todo headlines to use org-tables as Kanban tables

Emacs major mode for .svelte files based on mhtml-mode

Major mode for editing PKGBUILD files

A set of useful Emacs modes and functions for users of Nix and Nix OS.

Kanban table for org-mode

Emacs tools for working with the Flutter SDK

Utility functions for writing pythonic emacs package.

Bufler is like a butler for your buffers, presenting them to you in an organized way based on your instructions. The instructions are written as grouping rules in a simple language, allowing you to customize the way buffers are grouped. The default rules are designed to be generally useful, so you don't have to write your own.

It also provides a workspace mode which allows frames to focus on buffers in certain groups. Since the groups are created automatically, the workspaces are created dynamically, rather than requiring you to put buffers in workspaces manually..

Yasnippets for React.

A Emacs client for Python Jedi Language Server (LSP client plugin for lsp-mode Emacs extension).

Emacs Dart IDE using lsp-mode to connect to Dart Analysis Server.

A major mode for editing RON files.

Package for quick view and copy all necessary information about current opened file.

This is a package that allows us to transform words intelligently. It provides the function fix-word that lifts functions that do string transformation into commands with interesting behavior. There are also some built-in commands built on top of fix-word.

The longest continuously maintained Emacs major mode for editing Python code.

Emacs minor mode which allows to dynamically select a Cargo command.

Upload whatever you need to a pastebin server. The commands `0x0-upload-file',`0x0-upload-text' and `0x0-upload-kill-ring', which respectively upload (parts of) the current buffer, a file on your disk and a string from the minibuffer can be used too.

The default host and the host this package is named after is https://0x0.st. Consider donating to https://liberapay.com/mia/donate if you like the service.

Tools for Home Assistant that work with GNU Emacs

Right now this is just auto completion support for entity names.

You either need to put the JSON contents of your Home Assistant's /api/states API output in a file (probably called api_states.txt in your config directory) or you need to populate a file hass-mode-secrets.el with your server name and an authentication token (gotten from HomeAssistant's UI).

If you do the former, you need to pass the name of the file to hass-setup-completion (possibly just by using a prefix-arg before calling the function interactively:

C-u M-x hass-setup-completion

Will prompt you for the filename that has the contents of /api/states from your server.

It's easier to just use hass-mode-secrets.el unless you have another reason to have api_states.txt lying around (I do, and I like this completion being able to work without the live server running, which is why I support the file version in addition to accessing via a live server)