.files, Emacs config and utility scripts and such.

Everything ships as part of .emacs.d directory because it’s 🆗

My emacs and $HOME setup. Focused on:

• Clojure
• Shell scripting in Bash
• Ops (Terraform, mostly)
• Javascript/Typescript/React

If you want to use these yourself - probably a bad idea, given that I built all of this stuff to fit my workflow.

1. Fork this repo
2. Clone to $HOME/.emacs.d
3. cd .emacs.d && make
4. Start Emacs, use-package will take over

There’s a `Brewfile` provided, run `brew bundle`

Most, if not all languages I work with are setup to use Eglot for LSP and Treesitter for syntax highlighting.

My Clojure workflow leans heavily on `clojure-mode` + Monroe + my own REPL helpers library, Rumble - it includes helpers for running tests, interacting with Portal

For navigation and autocomplete, I use Ivy + whatever else it needs (Swiper, Company) etc. In rare cases I need to do something in the terminal, vterm has my back.

I would be surprised if this config works for anybody else :-)