In december 2023, I started anew with my emacs configuration. I'm using emacs since around 1996, I think. So over the years I've accumulated quite some cruft, making a fresh start a bit of a necessity. And I wanted to modernize my way of working a bit by including LSP support.
Of course this repo needs to be checked out in ~/.emacs.d/.
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My previous emacs config, cobbled together over 25+ years.
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Abovementioned emacs config contained quite some "emacs starter kit" content.
lsp-mode was way too slow for me. Perhaps it was lsp-ui. Anyway,
I'm using eglot now, which works pretty OK.
Needed for python is microsoft's "pyright" language server:
$ pipx install pyright # which actually installs an npm package
This takes care of code completion and type hints if it can find the
code. Due to the large difference in projects that I work on, I'm just
sticking to adding a pyrightconfig.json or adding it to
pyproject.toml. If the stuff is in a virtualenv dir, you can do it
in pyproject.toml:
[tool.pyright]
venv = "venv"
Otherwise pyrightconfig.json:
{"include": ["my_code_dir"],
"extraPaths": ["lib/python3.11/site-packages/"]
}
Formatting, running the tests: I don't want to spend the time to configure that all in the LSP. In several modes, "projectile" is enabled, which can keep track of the project's root directory. From the root dir, I can then kick off some shell scripts (see https://github.com/reinout/tools/tree/master/shell#projectile-test ).
For instance ctrl-c t to run the tests, which runs
projectile-test, see the documentation linked above for what it
does. Normally, it will find your local pytest or it will run make test.
ctrl-c b: code beautification.
ctrl-c c: code checks.
M-g i: "go to index item", runs "imenu".
eldoc meer als popup configureren
Misschien flymake in de marge laten vrutten?
yasnippet aanzetten
Projectile niet vergeten: kan ik ruff aanslingeren?
imenu mooier