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pyluyten edited this page Sep 4, 2014 · 1 revision

nu-mode

nu-mode is the key theme is use for any emacs session. i assume its already the best Emacs keybinding ever, but there are still some rough edges and a lot of room for improvement in order to achieve my goals. [as a key theme, nu-mode could be implemented on top of evil / ergo-emacs / and is compatible with god-mode]

it aims at beeing as easy as efficient. A small learning curve, a strong ergonomic, and still being extensible.

nu-mode leverages org, helm, magit, and more to come.

To understand prompt / keybinding, please refer to the doc.

ROADMAP

Currently prompts are directly associated with a keymap. The whole keymap creation is done onto nu-mode .el files. But I need to be able to integrate with any mode. To achieve this, there are features missing

  • being able to add or unmap one key to a prompt
  • being able to remap one key
  • this should be possible, even not knowing the prompt (not looking at the prompt code)
  • this should be possible for any mode (eg, dired+, without having nu-mode depends on dired+).
  • there should be nice functions for this
  • even if I use "generics" (eg nu-replace-thing-forward, nu-replace-right, nu-find-right, nu-find-thing-forward, or even more generic like nu-prompt-do-right, nu-prompt-do-thing-forward), user should see proper description inside buffer-prompts.
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