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kanban.el --- Parse org-todo headlines to use org-tables as Kanban tables
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.
This package integrates the excellent lispy lisp editing package to Evil. Lispy works with different lisp modes, like Emacs Lisp and Clojure (and others!).
nerd-icons theme for treemacs
Emacs minor mode which allows to dynamically select a Cargo command.
While lsp-tex.el, included by lsp-mode, provides minimal setting for Texlab, lsp-latex.el provides full features of Texlab!
Edit distance between two strings
An Emacs Lisp library for interacting with a Haskell language server such as haskell-language-server using Microsoft's Language Server Protocol.
Poetry.el is a wrapper around Poetry, offering a simple an intuitive interface in Emacs.
cmake-ide is a package to enable IDE-like features on Emacs for CMake projects. It also supports non-CMake projects as long as a compilation database is generated out-of-band.This includes autocompletion and on-the-fly syntax checking in Emacs for CMake projects with minimal configuration. It uses other packages to do its heavy lifting, in a combination of:
* rtags * flycheck * auto-complete-clang * company-clang * irony
`cmake-ide` will set variables and call functions for the installed dependent packages.
It works by running CMake in Emacs in order to obtain the necessary compiler flags to pass to the other tools. Since all the dependencies are specified in the CMake scripts, there is no need to maintain a parallel dependency tracking system for Emacs. Just ask CMake.
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)
See the effect of your HTML as you type it.
A major mode for editing RON files.
Django mode and snippets for Emacs
Django minor mode for commanding manage.py
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..
nerd-icons theme for dired
Modern block styling with org-indent.
org-modern provides a clean and efficient org style. The blocks (e.g. source, example) are particularly nicely decorated. But when org-indent is enabled, the block "bracket", which uses the fringe area, is disabled.
This small package approximately reproduces the block styling of org-modern when using org-indent. It can be used with or without org-modern. Recent versions support "bulk-indented" blocks nested within lists
Display nerd icons in ibuffer
Cargo mode for Emacs. This package gives you a set of key combinations to perform Cargo tasks within your Rust projects.
The longest continuously maintained Emacs major mode for editing Python code.
hass is an Emacs package that enables integration with Home Assistant. Call Home Assistant services, hook into Home Assistant events, and create convenient dashboards
FiraCode is part of the Nerd Fonts project.