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# MinEmacs modules and packages | ||
## `me-ai` | ||
* `llm`: A library abstracting LLM capabilities for Emacs | ||
* `llm-ollama`: `llm` module for integrating with Ollama | ||
* `ellama`: A package for interacting with LLMs from Emacs | ||
* `elisa`: Emacs Lisp Information System Assistant, LLM-based information agent leveraging a Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) approach | ||
* `whisper`: Speech-to-Text interface for Emacs using OpenAI's whisper model and whisper.cpp as inference engine | ||
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## `me-calendar` | ||
* `org-timeblock`: Schedule your day visually, using timeblocking technique inside Emacs | ||
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## `me-checkers` | ||
* `flymake-collection`: Collection of checkers for Flymake | ||
* `flymenu`: Transient menu for Flymake | ||
* `flymake-pmd`: Flymake backend for PMD, the extensible cross-language static code analyzer | ||
* `package-lint-flymake`: A `flymake` integration with the linting library (`package-lint`) for Elisp package metadata | ||
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## `me-completion` | ||
* `cape`: Completion at point extensions which can be used in combination with Corfu, Company or the default completion UI | ||
* `corfu`: Corfu enhances in-buffer completion with a small completion popup | ||
* `corfu-popupinfo`: Candidate information popup for Corfu | ||
* `corfu-terminal`: Corfu popup on terminal | ||
* `nerd-icons-corfu`: Icons for Corfu using `nerd-icons` | ||
* `consult`: Consult provides search and navigation commands based on the Emacs completion function `completing-read` | ||
* `consult-dir`: Insert paths into the minibuffer prompt | ||
* `embark`: Choose a command to run based on what is near point, both in minibuffer and in normal buffers | ||
* `embark-consult`: Consult integration for Embark | ||
* `marginalia`: Marginalia (i.e., description) in the minibuffer | ||
* `nerd-icons-completion`: Use nerd-icons for completion | ||
* `orderless`: Emacs completion style that matches multiple regexps in any order | ||
* `vertico`: Vertico provides a performant and minimalistic vertical completion UI based on the default completion system | ||
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## `me-daemon` | ||
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## `me-debug` | ||
* `dape`: Debug Adapter Protocol for Emacs | ||
* `disaster`: Disassemble C, C++ or Fortran code under cursor | ||
* `rmsbolt`: A compiler output viewer | ||
* `beardbolt`: Compiler Explorer clone (fork of `rmsbolt` optimized for C/C++) | ||
* `objdump-disassemble`: Use "objdump" to display disassembled executable and object files | ||
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## `me-docs` | ||
* `pdf-tools`: Emacs support library for PDF files | ||
* `pdfgrep`: PDFGrep is an Emacs module providing "grep" comparable facilities but for PDF files | ||
* `crdt`: Collaborative editing using Conflict-free Replicated Data Types | ||
* `rfc-mode`: An Emacs major mode to read and browse RFC documents | ||
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## `me-editor` | ||
* `vundo`: Visualize and navigate the undo tree | ||
* `undo-fu-session`: Persistent undo tree between sessions | ||
* `ws-butler`: Unobtrusively trim extraneous white-space *ONLY* in lines edited | ||
* `dtrt-indent`: Smart guessing the indentation offset originally used in the opened source files | ||
* `wgrep`: Writable grep buffer and apply the changes to files | ||
* `symbol-overlay`: Highlight symbols with keymap-enabled overlays | ||
* `rainbow-delimiters`: Emacs rainbow delimiters mode | ||
* `highlight-numbers`: Highlight numbers in source code | ||
* `selection-highlight-mode`: An Emacs minor mode for highlighting matches to the selection | ||
* `zones`: Zones of text - like multiple regions | ||
* `smartparens`: Minor mode for Emacs that deals with parens pairs and tries to be smart about it | ||
* `expreg`: Your friendly neighborhood expand-region clone | ||
* `drag-stuff`: Drag stuff around in Emacs | ||
* `real-backup`: Perform a backup on each file save, real backup for Emacs! | ||
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## `me-emacs-lisp` | ||
* `elisp-plus`: Better Emacs Lisp code viewing | ||
* `parinfer-rust-mode`: Simplifying how you write Lisp | ||
* `macrostep`: Interactive macro-expander for Emacs | ||
* `helpful`: A better Emacs *help* buffer | ||
* `inspector`: Inspection tool for Emacs Lisp objects | ||
* `eros`: Evaluation Result OverlayS for Emacs Lisp | ||
* `relint`: Elisp regexp mistake finder | ||
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## `me-email` | ||
* `mu4e`: Emacs Email agent based on the "mu" indexer | ||
* `mu4e-icalendar`: Reply to iCalendar meeting requests | ||
* `varuga`: Send ical calendar invites by email | ||
* `me-mu4e-ui`: My UI tweaks for `mu4e` | ||
* `org-msg`: Global minor mode mixing up `org-mode` and `message-mode` to compose and reply to emails in a Outlook HTML friendly style | ||
* `org-mime`: Send HTML email using Org-mode HTML export (alternative to `org-msg`) | ||
* `mu4e-alert`: Desktop notifications and modeline display for `mu4e` | ||
* `mu4e-crypto`: Encrypt and decrypt mails in `mu4e` | ||
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## `me-embedded` | ||
* `embed`: Emacs package with utilities for embedded development with OpenOCD | ||
* `bitbake`: A set of Emacs modes for various Yocto/Bitbake file formats | ||
* `bitbake-ts-mode`: A `treesit`-based Bitbake major mode | ||
* `x86-lookup`: Quickly jump to Intel's x86 documentation from Emacs | ||
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## `me-extra` | ||
* `crux`: A Collection of Ridiculously Useful eXtensions for Emacs | ||
* `run-in-dir`: Override the `default-directory` in the next command | ||
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## `me-files` | ||
* `dired-hacks`: Collection of useful dired additions | ||
* `disk-usage`: Sort and browse disk usage listings | ||
* `neotree`: A Emacs tree plugin like NerdTree for Vim | ||
* `sr-speedbar`: Same frame speedbar | ||
* `vlf-setup`: View, edit, search and compare very large files in batches, trading memory for processor time | ||
* `guard-lf`: Fast opening of large files | ||
* `sudo-edit`: Utilities for opening files with "sudo" | ||
* `dired-rsync`: Asynchronous "rsync" from `dired` | ||
* `fd-dired`: Same functionality as `find-dired` and `find-grep-dired`, using fd/rg instead | ||
* `ztree`: Directory tree comparison mode for Emacs (inspired by commercial tools like Beyond Compare and Araxis Merge) | ||
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## `me-fun` | ||
* `xkcd`: Implementation of an xkcd reader for Emacs | ||
* `speed-type`: Practice touch/speed typing in Emacs | ||
* `wordel`: Play Wordle (a.k.a. Lingo) in Emacs | ||
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## `me-god` | ||
* `god-mode`: Global minor mode for entering Emacs commands without modifier keys | ||
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## `me-gtd` | ||
* `org-gtd`: GTD workflow with Org mode | ||
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## `me-lifestyle` | ||
* `awqat`: Islamic prayer times for Emacs | ||
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## `me-math` | ||
* `maxima`: Major modes for writing Maxima code | ||
* `imaxima`: Maxima mode with images | ||
* `ein`: Jupyter notebook client in Emacs | ||
* `code-cells`: Lightweight notebooks in Emacs | ||
* `jupyter`: An interface to communicate with Jupyter kernels | ||
* `julia-mode`: Julia support in Emacs | ||
* `ess`: Emacs Speaks Statistics | ||
* `ess-view`: View R dataframes in a spreadsheet software | ||
* `ess-R-data-view`: Data viewer for GNU R | ||
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## `me-media` | ||
* `empv`: An Emacs media player, media library manager, radio player, YouTube frontend | ||
* `ready-player`: An Emacs major mode to open media (audio/video) files like any other file (via `find-file`, `dired`, etc) | ||
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## `me-multi-cursors` | ||
* `iedit`: Modify multiple occurrences simultaneously | ||
* `multiple-cursors`: Multiple cursors implementation for Emacs | ||
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## `me-natural-langs` | ||
* `jinx`: Just-in-time spell checker based on the Enchanted library | ||
* `lexic`: Fancy Emacs integration with the console version of StarDict | ||
* `reverso`: Emacs client for www.reverso.net for translation, grammar check, context and synonyms search | ||
* `me-eglot-ltex`: (additionalRules . ((languageModel . "/usr/share/ngrams/"))))))))) | ||
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## `me-notes` | ||
* `denote`: Simple notes for Emacs with an efficient file-naming scheme | ||
* `consult-denote`: Use Consult in tandem with Denote | ||
* `denote-menu`: View and filter Denote files in a tabulated list | ||
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## `me-org` | ||
* `org-contrib`: Contributed packages to Org in search for new maintainers | ||
* `engrave-faces`: Convert font-lock faces to other formats | ||
* `ox-hugo`: A carefully crafted Org exporter back-end for Hugo | ||
* `ox-extra`: Convenience functions for Org export | ||
* `org-appear`: Auto-toggle Org elements | ||
* `org-modern`: Modern Org style | ||
* `org-fragtog`: Automatically toggle Org mode LaTeX fragment previews as the cursor enters and exits them | ||
* `org-rich-yank`: Rich text clipboard for org-mode: Paste as a #+BEGIN_SRC block of correct mode, with link to where it came from | ||
* `citar`: Emacs package to quickly find and act on bibliographic references, and edit org, markdown, and latex academic documents | ||
* `citar-embark`: Citar integration with Embark | ||
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## `me-prog` | ||
* `treesit-auto`: Automatically manage `treesit` grammars | ||
* `ts-movement`: Move and edit code blocks based on tree-sitter AST | ||
* `treesit-fold`: Tree-sitter based code folding | ||
* `treesitter-context`: A `treesit`-based package to show code context, dim surrouding text, and fold code | ||
* `eglot-x`: Extra non-standard functionalities for Eglot | ||
* `gambol`: Emacs text actions using LSP symbol information | ||
* `combobulate`: Structured editing and navigation in Emacs with Tree-Sitter | ||
* `consult-eglot`: Consult integration with Eglot | ||
* `reformatter`: Define commands which run reformatters on the current Emacs buffer | ||
* `apheleia`: Run code formatter on buffer contents without moving point | ||
* `format-all`: Auto-format source code in many languages with one command | ||
* `quickrun`: Out of the box code execution from editing buffer | ||
* `dumb-jump`: An Emacs "jump to definition" package for 50+ languages | ||
* `xref-union`: Combine multiple Xref backends | ||
* `hl-todo`: Highlight TODO keywords | ||
* `rainbow-mode`: Colorize color names in buffers | ||
* `eglot-booster`: Boost `eglot` using `emacs-lsp-booster` (github.com/blahgeek/emacs-lsp-booster) | ||
* `breadcrumb`: Emacs headerline indication of where you are in a large project | ||
* `devdocs`: Emacs viewer for DevDocs, offline documentation for programming languages and libraries | ||
* `cognitive-complexity`: Show cognitive complexity of code in Emacs 29+ (treesit-based) | ||
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## `me-project` | ||
* `otpp`: One tab per project, with unique names - simple implementation of workspaces | ||
* `consult-project-extra`: Consult extension for `project` | ||
* `compile-multi`: Multi target interface to compile | ||
* `compile-multi-embark`: Integration for `compile-multi` and `embark` | ||
* `consult-compile-multi`: Consulting read support for `compile-multi` | ||
* `compile-multi-nerd-icons`: Integration of `compile-multi` with `nerd-icons` | ||
* `projection`: Projectile like project management library built on Emacs' `project` | ||
* `projection-multi`: Projection integration for `compile-multi` | ||
* `projection-multi-embark`: Integration for `projection-multi` and `embark` | ||
* `projection-dape`: Projection integration for `dape` | ||
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## `me-robot` | ||
* `ros`: A package to ease the interaction ROS nodes and the development of ROS software | ||
* `rosbag-info`: Show information about ROS bag files in Emacs | ||
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## `me-rss` | ||
* `elfeed`: An Emacs RSS web feeds client | ||
* `elfeed-protocol`: Extra `elfeed` protocols to add support for Fever, NewsBlur, Nextcloud/ownCloud News and Tiny Tiny RSS | ||
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## `me-search` | ||
* `avy`: Jump to things in Emacs tree-style | ||
* `avy-zap`: Zap to char using `avy` | ||
* `dogears`: Never lose your place in Emacs again | ||
* `gumshoe`: A smart point tracker | ||
* `goto-last-change`: An Emacs package to move point through `buffer-undo-list` positions | ||
* `isearch+`: Extensions to `isearch` | ||
* `isearch-mb`: Control `isearch` from the minibuffer | ||
* `phi-search`: Another incremental search command, compatible with `multiple-cursors` | ||
* `phi-grep`: Interactively-editable recursive "grep" implementation in Elisp | ||
* `deadgrep`: Fast, friendly searching with ripgrep and Emacs | ||
* `affe`: Asynchronous fuzzy finder for Emacs | ||
* `fzf`: An Emacs front-end for "fzf" | ||
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## `me-services` | ||
* `jiralib`: Provide connectivity to Jira SOAP/REST services | ||
* `org-jira`: Bring Jira and Org mode together | ||
* `tributary`: Edit Confluence wiki pages in Emacs | ||
* `sx`: Stack Exchange for Emacs | ||
* `webpaste`: Paste text to pastebin-like services | ||
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## `me-snippets` | ||
* `yasnippet`: A template system for Emacs | ||
* `yasnippet-capf`: Completion-At-Point Extension for YASnippet | ||
* `yasnippet-snippets`: A collection of yasnippet snippets for many languages | ||
* `doom-snippets`: The Doom Emacs snippets library | ||
* `spdx`: Insert SPDX license header | ||
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## `me-tags` | ||
* `ggtags`: Emacs frontend to GNU Global source code tagging system | ||
* `citre`: Ctags IDE on the True Editor!, a superior code reading & auto-completion tool with pluggable backends | ||
* `citre-config`: Apply the default configuration (part of `citre`) | ||
* `xcscope`: Cscope interface for Emacs | ||
* `consult-cscope`: Cscope integration for Emacs' Consult | ||
* `clink`: Clink integration to Emacs | ||
* `rtags`: A client/server indexer for C/C++/Objc[++] with integration for Emacs based on Clang | ||
* `rtags-xref`: RTags backend for `xref` | ||
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## `me-tools` | ||
* `ssh-deploy`: github.com/cjohansson/emacs-ssh-deploy#deployment-configuration-examples | ||
* `incus-tramp`: TRAMP integration for Incus containers | ||
* `app-launcher`: Launch system applications from Emacs | ||
* `emamux`: Manipulate "tmux" from Emacs | ||
* `emacs-everywhere`: System-wide popup Emacs windows for quick edits | ||
* `tldr`: Browse "tldr" pages from Emacs | ||
* `vterm`: Fully-fledged terminal emulator inside Emacs based on "libvterm" | ||
* `multi-vterm`: Managing multiple vterm buffers in Emacs | ||
* `docker`: Manage docker from Emacs | ||
* `systemd`: Major mode for editing systemd units | ||
* `journalctl-mode`: Major mode to view journalctl's output in Emacs | ||
* `logview`: Emacs mode for viewing log files | ||
* `with-editor`: Use the Emacsclient as the "$EDITOR" of child processes | ||
* `envrc`: Buffer-local "direnv" integration for Emacs | ||
* `pet`: Python Executable Tracker | ||
* `add-node-modules-path`: Adds the "node_modules/.bin" directory to the buffer "exec_path" | ||
* `verb`: Organize and send HTTP requests from Emacs' Org mode files | ||
* `impostman`: Import of Postman collections in Emacs (for `verb` and `restclient`) | ||
* `ecryptfs`: Mount/umount eCryptfs private directory from Emacs | ||
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## `me-tty` | ||
* `xclip`: Copy&paste GUI clipboard from text terminal | ||
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## `me-ui` | ||
* `nerd-icons`: Nerd Font icons for Emacs | ||
* `doom-themes`: A megapack of themes for Emacs | ||
* `ef-themes`: Colourful and legible themes for GNU Emacs | ||
* `doom-modeline`: A fancy and fast mode-line inspired by minimalism design | ||
* `keycast`: Show current command and its key in the mode line | ||
* `enlight`: Highly customizable startup screen for Emacs | ||
* `lacarte`: Execute menu items as commands, with completion | ||
* `mixed-pitch`: Use a variable pitch, keeping fixed pitch where it's sensible | ||
* `page-break-lines`: Display "^L" page breaks as tidy horizontal lines | ||
* `pulsar`: Pulse highlight on demand or after select functions | ||
* `focus`: Dim the font color of text in surrounding sections | ||
* `olivetti`: Minor mode to automatically balance window margins | ||
* `nerd-icons-ibuffer`: Integrate `nerd-icons` with `ibuffer` | ||
* `nerd-icons-multimodal`: Integrate `nerd-icons` with `archive-mode`, `tar-mode`, `dired-mode`, and `ztree` | ||
* `diredfl`: Extra font lock rules for a more colourful `dired` | ||
* `info-colors`: Extra colors for `Info-mode` | ||
* `virtual-format`: Format buffers visually without modification | ||
* `casual`: A collection of opinionated keyboard-driven user interfaces for various built-in Emacs modes | ||
* `casual-avy`: An opinionated `transient` menu for `avy` | ||
* `casual-symbol-overlay`: An opinionated `transient` menu for `symbol-overlay` | ||
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## `me-vc` | ||
* `magit`: It's Magit! A Git Porcelain inside Emacs. | ||
* `git-commit`: Edit Git commit messages - part of `magit` | ||
* `magit-todos`: Show source files' TODOs (and FIXMEs, etc) in Magit status buffer | ||
* `magit-iconify`: File icons for Magit based on `nerd-icons` | ||
* `magit-imerge`: Magit extension for "git-imerge" | ||
* `multi-magit`: A set of extensions for `magit` to handle multiple repositories simultaneously | ||
* `closql`: Store EIEIO objects using EmacSQL | ||
* `forge`: Work with Git forges from the comfort of Magit | ||
* `diff-hl`: Emacs package for highlighting uncommitted changes | ||
* `git-timemachine`: Walk through git revisions of a file | ||
* `git-modes`: Emacs major modes for Git configuration files | ||
* `repo`: Running "repo" from Emacs | ||
* `repo-transient`: Transient menus to use some "repo" commands within Magit | ||
* `jujutsushi`: Integrate `vc` and `project` with Jujutsu, a Git-compatible VCS that is both simple and powerful | ||
* `diffview`: View diffs side-by-side in Emacs | ||
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## `me-window` | ||
* `ace-window`: Quickly switch windows in Emacs | ||
* `window-purpose`: Manage windows and buffers according to purposes | ||
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