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#+TITLE: DOOM Modules
#+TITLE: DOOM modules
* Table of Contents :TOC:noexport:
- [[#introduction][Introduction]]
- [[#overview][Overview]]
- [[#enablingdisabling-modules][Enabling/disabling modules]]
- [[#module-overview][Module overview]]
- [[#the-structure-of-a-module][The structure of a module]]
- [[#configel][config.el]]
- [[#packagesel][packages.el]]
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- [[#additional-files][Additional files]]
- [[#appendix][Appendix]]
* Introduction
DOOM is comprised of its core files and then its modules. These modules loosely
take after Spacemacs' layers, but utilizes a small list of macros to manage and
configure plugins and DOOM Emacs itself.
* Overview
DOOM is comprised of its core files and then its modules. A small list of macros are used to manage and configure plugins, other modules and DOOM Emacs itself.
These macros are:
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+ The =private/{user-login-name}= module is automatically loaded. It is harmless to keep =:private {user-login-name}= in your init.el however.
+ =private/{user-login-name}/init.el= is a special file that is automatically loaded after DOOM core files, but before modules are loaded. Use it to configure DOOM.
* Overview
** Module overview
These modules are in their ideal load order.
+ :feature :: Broad modules that bring essential functionality to Emacs as an editor.
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+ :ui :: Aesthetic modules that affect the Emacs interface or user experience.
+ :tools :: Small modules that add specific, non-essential functionality to Emacs.
+ :lang :: Modules that bring support for a language or group of languages to Emacs.
+ :app :: Opinionated and heavy modules that totally transform Emacs' UI to serve a specific purpose.
+ :org :: Modules that affect and extend org-mode.
+ :app :: Large, opinionated modules that transform Emacs' UI to serve a specific purpose.
+ :private :: Private configuration modules that are untracked by version control (except for my personal one; use it as a reference).
** Enabling/disabling modules
Change the ~doom!~ block in your ~init.el~ file to enable/disable modules on startup. You'll need to restart Emacs.
Don't forget to run ~make~ afterwards to ensure that the needed packages are installed (and unneeded ones are uninstalled).