awesome-emacs

Awesome Emacs [[ [[ [[

[[ - A startup dashboard which provides certain information about your recent Emacs activities

[[ - An enchancement of the Emacs built-in help system

[[ - smooth-scrolling, minimap inspired by the sublime editor

[[ - Session manager, saves all your opened buffers, their location and sizes on disk to restore later

[[ - Replace GUI popup menu with something more efficient

[[ Hyperbole]] - GNU Hyperbole is an efficient and programmable hypertextual information management system. It is a toolkit and user interface for viewing, retrieving and interlinking all kinds of textual information

[[ - display relative line number in the left margin in emacs

[[ - Never lose your cursor again

[[ - Highlights current line, an minimal alternative to beacon

[[ - Yet Another Scroll Bar Mode

[[ - Minor mode for visual feedback on some operations in Emacs

[[ - Project relative buffer names with optional path abbreviation

[[ — Highly customizable startup screen for Emacs

[[ - Show information on the side

[[ - lets the user specify presets of font configurations and set them on demand on graphical Emacs frames

[[ - lets user specify presets for the default-font, with utilities to scale and cycle fonts

[[ - =[built-in]= "Undo"(and "redo") changes in the window configuration with the key commands

[[ - Utility for multiple screens

[[ - Fixed and automatic balanced window layout for Emacs

[[ - =[built-in]= Tired with =C-x o=? Now you can use =shift+arrows= to jump between windows

[[ - Window numbers for Emacs - Navigate windows and frames using numbers

[[ - A visual replacement for =C-x o=

[[ - Quickly switch windows

[[ - Move or swap buffer to other window

[[ - =[built-in]= =tab-bar-mode= and =tab-line-mode= to display a tab bar at the top

[[ - Aesthetic, functional tabs plugin with icons and styles, Helm, Ivy and Projectile integration, supported by many popular themes

[[ - Display a tab bar in the header line

[[ - Out of box extension to use tab in Emacs. grouping buffers by projects and many awesome features

[[ - Makes Emacs' built-in tab-bar look like Vim's tabbed browsing interface

[[ - =[built-in]= Interactively do things with buffers and files

[[ - Enhance the built-in ido for completion all over Emacs

[[ - Make ido display vertically

[[ - =[built-in]= See the list of candidates while completing for any command. Can be made to behave more like Ido with

[[ - Make Icomplete display vertically

[[ - (Formerly 'Anything') A powerful completion and selection narrowing framework. ( External Guides [[ )

[[ - flexible, simple tools for minibuffer completion in Emacs

[[ - An Emacs library that enhances minibuffer completion

https://github.com/nonsequitur/smex/][smex]]

[[ - A smart M-x enhancement for Emacs

[[ - An alternative M-x interface for Emacs

[[ - Vertico provides a minimalistic vertical completion UI, which is based on the default completion system

[[ - Show document of function in ==M-x=, or file attributes in =C-x C-f=

[[ - Consult provides various practical commands based on the Emacs completion function completing-read

[[ - Emacs version of the Vim powerline

[[ - Utilities for better Evil support for Powerline

[[ - A sexy mode-line for Emacs

[[ - Powerline theme from Spacemacs

[[ - A new implementation of Powerline for Emacs

[[ - Display mode-line information at right of minibuffer

[[ - Diminished modes are minor modes with no modeline display

[[ - A mode-line package included in Doom and Centaur emacs

[[ - Customize or hide the display of major and minor modes in the mode-line

[[ - Evaluate mode-line elements when idle, displaying detailed information without sacrificing performance

[[ - View and edit parts of multiple files in one buffer

[[ - Create views of the same content in two Emacs buffers

[[ - =[built-in]= Draw ASCII lines, squares, rectangles and poly-lines, ellipses, and circles with your mouse and/or keyboard

[[ - A Collection of Ridiculously Useful eXtensions for Emacs

[[ - Emacs extension for typographical editing

[[ - display live =calc= results inline

[[ - =[built-in]= Auto delete selected region when typing, just like most of other modern text editors

[[ - Delete an entire block of whitespace at point

[[ - Delete whitespace between words, parenthesis and other delimiters in a (not very) smart way

[[ - Fancy replacement for =zap-to-char=

[[ - A package used to include fancy icons within emacs

[[ - A Library for Nerd Font icons

[[ - Display emojis in Emacs

[[ - Show icons instead of mode names

[[ - =[built-in]= displaying characters as fancy symbols (e.g. =lambda= -> =λ=)

[[ - =[built-in]= Auto close, or insert matching delimiters: parentheses, braces, brackets, etc. ([[ Manual]])

[[ - Automatically insert spaces around operators

[[ - Deals with parens pairs and tries to be smart about it

[[ - Minor-mode to automatically add space between CJK and Latin characters

[[ - An emacs minor mode to surround the region with smart delimiters interactively

[[ - Emacs version of vim.surround

[[ - Emacs version of vim.surround that uses =Evil= as its vi layer

[[ - Increase selected region by semantic units

[[ - Like =expand-region=, but using =tree-sitter= for language-specific region expansion

[[ - Makes visual selections work with the * operator in =evil-mode=

[[ - =[built-in]= a minor mode to visualize parenthesis matching

[[ - Highlights parentheses, brackets, and braces according to their depth

[[ - highlight surrounding parentheses

[[ - highlight code based on depth

[[ - Browse kill-ring with popup menu

[[ - Visually navigate kill-ring

[[ - Kill & Mark Things Easily in Emacs

[[ - Clipboard monitor for Emacs. Monitors clipboard and pastes contents on change

[[ - Simplified access to the system clipboard

[[ - move current line or region up or down

[[ - Minor mode for Eclipse-like moving and duplicating lines or rectangles

[[ Stuff]] - Drag Stuff is a minor mode for Emacs that makes it possible to drag stuff (words, region, lines) around in Emacs

[[ - Visualize the whole undo history in buffer as a tree, and you can access anywhere in it

[[ - An undo/redo system that advertises itself as being simpler than Undo Tree

[[ - Save undo history across sessions. Intended to work with, but not dependent on =undo-fu=

[[ - Navigate the emacs undo history by staging undo's in a temporary buffer

[[ - Navigate the emacs undo buffer history as a tree-structure

[[ - allows Multiple Major Modes to coexist in one buffer (ex: Embedded CSS & JS in HTML file)

[[ - Framework for Multiple Major Modes in Emacs (ex: Embedded programming language code in Markdown, Org, RST file...etc)

[[ - A template system that allows you to type an abbreviation and automatically expand it into function templates

[[ - Advanced copy-paste using Yasnippet

[[ - Preview yasnippet snippets with ivy

[[ : Template package which uses the syntax of the Emacs Tempo library

[[ - Transform words in Emacs (upcase, downcase, capitalize)

[[ - Conversion of text between lowercase, uppercase, camelcase etc

[[ - =[built-in]= an advanced development environment in Emacs

[[ - refactoring tool and code browser for C and Java

[[ - Comment/uncomment lines efficiently. Like Nerd Commenter in Vim. This program can be used independently without evil-mode

[[ - Doxymacs is Doxygen + {X}Emacs

[[ - Auto-format source code in many languages using the same command

[[ - Run code formatter on buffer contents without moving point, using RCS patches and dynamic programming

[[ Global]] - advanced source code tagging system with jump to definition functionality

[[ Jump]] - easy jump to definition package for multiple languages using =ag= or =grep=

[[ - Emacs frontend to GNU Global source code tagging system

[[ - Advanced Ctags frontend, comes with powerful code-reading tool

[[ - Emacs client for the [[ Server Protocol]]

[[ - An extension which adds code lenses and documentation pop-up for lsp-mode

[[ - =[built-in]= A client for Language Server Protocol servers

[[ - Fastest LSP client for Emacs

[[ - Simple LSP client implemented as an Emacs module using Rust

[[ - A modular front-end for interacting with external debuggers

[[ - An implementation of the debug adapter protocol used in VSCode and other editors

[[ - Browse [[ docsets offline

[[ - Browse [[ docsets via Helm interface

[[ - =[built-in]= shows function arguments / variable doc in minibuffer when coding

[[ - Displays =eldoc= documentation within a childframe

[[ - Emacs client of [[

[[ - Project Interaction Library for Emacs

[[ - Manage external services from within Emacs

[[ - a tree project explorer (integrates with projectile)

[[ - Quick access to project files in Emacs

[[ - Minimalistic and highly customizable project manager

[[ - =[built-in]= ectory itor. A customizable great file manager

[[ - A polished Dired bundled with useful extensions

[[ - Functional & interface extensions for Dired

[[ - Collection of useful Dired additions

[[ - Highlight Dired buffer by file size, modified time, git status

[[ - A emacs tree plugin like NERD tree for Vim

[[ Speedbar]] - Same frame speedbar

[[ - Speedbar and Projectile integration

[[ - directory tree explorer

[[ - Directory tree comparison mode

[[ - [[ like file manager based on Dired

[[ Commander]] - Twin-pane file manager for Emacs based on Dired and inspired by Midnight Commander

[[ - a tree layout file explorer for Emacs

[[ - A customizable file explorer with git integration for emacs

[[ - Browse HDFS in Emacs with dired using Tramp

[[ - FAR-like file manager

[[ - tree-based file explorer

https://github.com/serras/emacs-haskell-tutorial/blob/master/tutorial.md][Using

[[ Emacs for Haskell development]]

[[ - Display available key bindings in popup. Rewrite of guide-key with added features to improve display

[[ - Helm interface for Emacs' =describe-bindings=

[[ - Displays the available key bindings automatically and dynamically

[[ - Tooltip version of guide-key

[[ - Discover key bindings and their meaning for the current Emacs major mode

[[ - Discover more of emacs with well-categorized context menus

[[ - Create your own customized cheatsheet

[[ - Interacting with git

[[ - Work with Git forges, such as Github and Gitlab, from the comfort of Magit

[[ - Magit interfaces for GitHub. [Deprecated. The project suggests using forge]

[[ - Show TODO's and FIXME's within a magit status buffer

[[ - git svn integration for magit

[[ - git lfs integration for magit

[[ - =[built-in]= Emacs version control interface works with several different version control systems including Bazaar, CVS, Git, Mercurial, Monotone, RCS, SCCS/CSSC, and Subversion

[[ - Highlights uncommitted changes. Works with several different VC systems. An actively-maintained alternative to =git-gutter=

[[ - Fork and clone Github projects from Emacs

[[ - Major mode for editing git rebase files

[[ - Step through historic versions of git controlled files

[[ - Indicates modified lines via git diff. [Unmaintained, consider using =diff-hl= instead.]

[[ - popup commit message at current line to know why this line was changed

[[ - Open page at github/bitbucket from emacs buffers

[[ - Get the GitHub/Bitbucket/GitLab etc... URL for a buffer location

[[ - An interactive interface for mercurial

[[ - An Emacs front-end for the Mercurial SCM

[[ - A command for Emacs to regress or "undo" a region back through its Git history

[[ - markdown-mode is a major mode for editing Markdown-formatted text files in GNU Emacs

[[ - Additional functions for Emacs [markdown-mode]

[[ - Generate TOC for markdown files

[[ - Format markdown using [[

[[ - Instant Github-flavored Markdown/Org preview using [[

[[ - an extensible package for writing and formatting TeX files

[[ is a minor mode for Emacs that enables you to preview your LaTeX files directly in Emacs

[[ - =[built-in]= Adds support for labels, references, citations, and index entries

[[ - Preview TeX and MathML equations inline

[[ Tools]] - major mode for rendering PDF files, much better than DocView, and has a much richer set of features

[[ - addition to PDF Tools which saves the current position in a PDF to resume reading at that place even after the buffer has been closed or emacs restarted

[[ - Emacs mode to edit Chef repositories

[[ - Ansible minor mode

[[ - Edit Puppet 3 manifests with GNU Emacs 24

[[ - Edit Salt States with GNU Emacs 24

[[ - Emacs interface to Docker, manipulate docker images, containers & more from Emacs

[[ - Terraform mode to edit terraform files

[[ - A magit-style interface to the Kubernetes command-line client

[[ - Emacs extension for controlling Kubernetes with limited permissions

[[ - Nimble, well-integrated Kubernetes cluster management package

[[ - /(dark)/ Vim's "Zenburn theme" ported to Emacs

[[ - /(light/dark)/ Solarized color theme

[[ - /(theme pack)/ UI plugin and pack of themes extracted from Doom Emacs

[[ - /(light/dark)/ An Emacs version of "Tomorrow-themes"

[[ - /(dark)/ A port of the popular TextMate theme Monokai

[[ - /(dark)/ Mostly a direct port of the "Cyberpunk Overtone theme"

[[ - /(light/dark)/ A low-contrast theme for Emacs

[[ /(light/dark)/ A customizable colorful eye-candy theme. Moe, moe, kyun!

[[ - =[built-in]= /(light)/ Awesome Emacs color theme for white backgrounds

[[ - /(dark)/ Theme with intensive colors

[[ - /(light/dark)/ A lightweight theme that plays well with prose and org-mode

[[ - (theme package) Set of eye-pleasing themes for GNU Emacs. Supports both GUI and terminal

[[ - /(dark)/ Emacs theme with dark subtle syntax highlighting

[[ - /(dark)/ Custom theme inspired by Tron: Legacy

[[ Themes]] - /(light/dark)/ Accessible themes for GNU Emacs, conforming with the highest accessibility standard for colour contrast between background and foreground values (WCAG AAA standard)

[[ Λ N O (Nano) Themes]] - /(light/dark)/ A light theme based on Material colors and a dark theme based on Nord colors

[[ themes]] - /(light/dark)/ - Colourful and legible themes for GNU Emacs

[[ - =[built-in]= An Emacs front end to the Music Player Daemon

[[ - The Emacs Multimedia System

https://github.com/dbrock/bongo/][Bongo]]

[[ - A flexible and usable media player for GNU Emacs

[[ - A simple music player for Emacs

[[ - An Emacs front end to the Music Player Daemon with an interface that resembles ncmpc

[[ - Emacs major mode for coding in Csound

[[ - An Internet radio player

[[ - Audio tag editor

[[ - Lyrics

[[ - Podcast client

[[ - Plain text double-entry accounting in Emacs with [[

[[ - A mode for writing [[ journals with a set of useful reports

[[ - Let Nyan Cat show you your buffer position in mode line

[[ Mode]] - =[built-in]= A buffer obfuscator, or a screensaver

[[ - An implementation of minesweeper in emacs

[[ - An implementation of 2048 in emacs

[[ - Read xkcd from emacs

[[ - Play GNU Go in a buffer

[[ - Pacman-like game for Emacs

[[ - Rotate text and Party Parrot at the same time

[[ - Practice speed/touch typing in Emacs

[[ - A speed reading mode for Emacs

[[ - Fuck the Speeching Censorship!

[[ - Emacs frontend for weather web service wttr.in

[[ - A cozy fireplace for emacs

[[ - Show tooltip with function documentation at point

[[ - a neural network that trains a robot to find a tree

[[ Mode]] - Make your Emacs sound like a proper typewriter

[[ - Key Quiz game for Emacs

https://github.com/mjago/Emacs/tree/master/lilypond][lilypond-mode]]

[[ - default emacs mode for [[ editing

[[ - 3rd party emacs mode for LilyPond editing

[[ - emacs mode for [[ , a music programming language for musicians written in java and clojure

[[ - SuperCollider/Emacs interface

[[ - The music player and explorer for Emacs

[[ - Show current commands and its key in the mode line

[[ - Record Emacs frames to gifs

[[ - Take screenshots of Emacs frames

[[ - Record terminal sessions as svg

[[ - A slick Evil focused starter kit: do not fear RSI anymore

[[ .emacs.d]] - An Emacs configuration bundle with batteries included

[[ - Prelude is an enhanced Emacs 24 distribution that should make your experience with Emacs both more pleasant and more powerful

[[ - Henrik Lissner's (@hlissner) Emacs configuration for the stubborn martian vimmer

[[ Emacs]] - A Fancy and Fast Emacs Configuration

[[ - A package-based, web-centric, customizable, awesome-by-default, acceptance-tested Emacs distribution

[[ - An Emacs starter kit for scientists and engineers with a focus on Org-Mode

[[ - M-x start-hacking

[[ Emacs]] - The finest hand-crafted artisanal emacs.d for your editing pleasure

[[ - A set of defaults for Emacs, for refugees from GUI text editors

[[ Bootstrap]] - Your on-the-fly Emacs development environment!

[[ Yay-Evil Distro]] - A lightweight literate Emacs config with even better "better defaults": shipped with a custom theme!

[[ Starter Kit]] - A cleaner version of the literate starter kit based on Emacs24

[[ - A small number of better defaults for Emacs

[[ - Provide an awesome, out-of-box, literate dotemacs for both newbies and nerds

[[ - Get the maximum out of emacs

[[ From Scratch]] - Custom Emacs configuration that you can use as inspiration when building your own

[[ Starter Kit]] - A prose guide to various packages and settings which can greatly improve the Emacs experience

[[ - A customizable Emacs base that offers improved default settings and optimized startup, intended to serve as a solid foundation for a vanilla Emacs configuration

[[ Bedrock]] - A minimal, no-magic, bare-bones starter kit focusing on tweaking stock Emacs 29. Minimal 3rd-party dependencies

In addition, for an excellent selection of personal .emacs.d configurations, take a look at [[

[[ Guided Tour of Emacs]] - An official guided tour of Emacs

[[ for developers]] - A document to help developers to use Emacs as a developer

[[ la Z - Using Emacs Series]] - A series of beginner-friendly Emacs tutorials by Mike Zamansky (@zamansky)

[[ In a Box]] - A tutorial for emacs lisp and emacs customization

[[ Doom Screencast]] - A video tutorial for emacs doom made by @zaiste

[[ - A tour of emacs lisp via test-driven development

[[ ][Emacs From Scratch]] - A series of videos showing how to build an advanced Emacs configuration from scratch by David Wilson ([[ )

[[ - The EmacsWiki is dedicated to documenting and discussing Emacs and EmacsLisp

[[ subreddit]] - The reddit Emacs channel

[[ Emacsen]] - A community driven mashup of Emacs articles

[[ an Awesome Life - Emacs]] - Sacha Chua's (@sachac) extensive blog posts featuring Emacs

[[ (or emacs]] - An (ir)relevant blog about Emacs

[[ Redux]] - Return to the Essence of Text Editing

[[ Rocks]] - Some episodes to prove that Emacs rocks

[[ Emacs]] - Mastering the world’s best text editor

[[ Parentheses]] - Concise ramblings on Emacs productivity

[[ the .emacs.d!?]] - Sharing Emacs snippets and pastes with others

[[ Curated Emacs Resources]] - Top Recommended Resources

[[ - An awesome list for Elisp development

[[ - A handbook for package developers

[[ - Emacs/Emacs Lisp tutorials

[[ Docs]] - The modern documentation website Emacs deserves