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This contains my stripped down config for Emacs.
This contains my config for Emacs.
Adds functions to emacs to highlight text that are useful during development. For example in a shell buffer running a compilation. Main focus is for C++, but will work for other things as well.
A denote extension to handle the unreleased section of a Keep a changelog in a conflict-free manner. By keeping the unreleased entries as separate files in a directory called CHANGELOG.d. Then merge them into a keep a changelog section when ready.
This contains elisp functions and other useful things for my configuration for Emacs that touches elfeed.
This package is an integration with powerthesaurus.org. It helps to look up a word in powerthesaurus and either replace or insert selected option in the buffer (depending on the current selection).
This contains elisp functions and other useful things for my configuration for Emacs. But are too niche to become a package.
Functions to make it easier to setup new files when coding in Emacs. Right now it only supports setting up files for C++.
List issues from various issue trackers in a tabulated buffer in Emacs and act on them. The backends for the supported issue trackers. One being emacs-issue-jira.
Allows to list jira issues with emacs-issue-el.
This package uses emacs-nerd-icons to show icons next to each file in a Dired buffer. Similar to emacs-all-the-icons-dired.
This contains elisp functions and other useful things for my configuration for Emacs that touches vterm.
Parse svn logs that are exported as xml in to emacs. Have functions to dump a summary in an org-mode buffer.
This contains elisp functions and other useful things for my configuration for Emacs that touches ledger.
Jeison is a library for transforming JSON objects (or alist's) into EIEIO objects.
A small elisp library for parsing git status and return those as eieio objects.
Add an interactive emacs function for dired buffers, which applies a function on selected files. Comes with some example functions.
Allows to query tiling window managers and output info to a buffer in Emacs. Right now only supports sway.
Aim for this project is to make it easier to generate preprocessor macros for C++ code that uses Houdini Development Kit (hdk) and needs to be build against multiple incompatible versions of it.
Simple program to correct ledger file using Bank's csv files. Supported banks are: RBC and Swedbank.
This package provide Twitter Unicode emoji color OpenType-SVG font.
Nerd fonts variant of Hack font. Nerd Fonts is a project that patches developer targeted fonts with a high number of glyphs (icons). Specifically to add a high number of extra glyphs from popular 'iconic fonts' such as Font Awesome, Devicons, Octicons, and others.
A small set of tools to create btrfs snapshots using the denote's file-naming scheme — only ID and KEYWORDS are used. Where KEYWORDS are referred to as tags in this package.
The package contains the following four functions:
1. To take a single snapshot with the filename YYYYmmddTHHMMSS. (denotebak snapshot …) 2. To tag a single snapshot with a given tag in a time interval. (denotebak tag …) 3. To remove a given tag from all snapshots in a time interval. (denotebak prune …) 4. To remove all tagless snapshots in a time interval. (denotebak cull …)
This package contain a simple passphrase generator using the Diceware method. The concept is simple, roll five dice, combine the numbers from each die into a key and look up the word. Rinse and repeat until you are satisfied with the passphrase.
This package does not ship with any word lists, see the home page for information on where to fetch them.