I occasionally write Emacs packages and put them up on my Github page and some of them do appear in your local package manager also.
Here’s a complete list of packages I have released and what they do.
ezf, an fzf replacement for Emacs
Instead of calling out to fzf
why not use ezf
, an Emacs replacement, instead?
Article: Fuzzy Finding with Emacs Instead of fzf
Github Link: combobulate
combobulate.el: Structured Movement and Editing
If you like Paredit and wish it worked in other languages, check out the prototype package I am working called combobulate.
Github Link: combobulate
ligature.el: Ligature Support in Emacs
Emacs 27 added native ligature support. This package will help you enable both traditional and programming ligatures in major modes of your choice.
Full Article: Unicode, Ligatures and Color Emoji
Github Link: ligature.el
discover.el: discover more of Emacs
discover.el
improves Emacs’s discoverability by tying Magit’s excellent “popup” system to ordinary prefix keymaps in Emacs.
Full Article: discover.el: discover more of Emacs with Context MEnus
Github Link: discover.el
Makey: Flexible Context Menu system
This is the package that powers discover.el
.
Github Link: makey
Smart Scan
Smart Scan jumps to other symbols in the buffer your point is on when you trigger it. It does this, unlike ISearch, without prompts or confirmation; you tell it to go up or down, and if there’s another symbol with that name above or below you it will go there.
Full Article: Smart Scan - jump between symbols in your buffer
Github Link: smart-scan.el
dirswitch.el: fish-style directory switching
A friend of mine showed off Fish Shell and how, with a few key presses, you can cycle through directories you’ve visited previously. I decided to code the exact same thing in Emacs.
Full Article: dirswitch.el fish-shell-style directory switcher for Shell Mode
Github Link: dirswitch.el
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