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-:PROPERTIES:
-:UPDATED:  [2023-06-12 Mon 15:28]
-:END:
-#+title: Yuchen Pei's GNU Emacs Configuration
-#+author: Yuchen Pei
-#+language: en
-#+email: id@ypei.org
-
-I started using Emacs and ditched Vim in 2020, and the content of this
-repo is the result of the config over the years. This config has
-several characteristics.
-
-It tries to stay close to the Emacs core. If a feature is needed, the
-quest to realise it always favours the Emacs core, followed by the GNU
-ELPA, then the NonGNU ELPA. In the same spirit, the keybindings follow
-the convention of Emacs core.
-
-Acknowledgement: this config is influenced by many people's configs,
-most notably Protesilaos Stavrou's, both in organisation and the
-actual configuration.
-
-Here's how the files are organised:
-
-- The =early-init.el= file :: The first file loaded by emacs, it
-  does the following
-  - Set the =my-profile= variable from the =EMACS_PROFILE= environment
-    variable. This variable controls which packages to allow or
-    ignore. Examples include =emms= and =erc= which causes a dedicated
-    emacs instance to run =emms= or =erc=, in which case most packages
-    are disabled. The default profile, by contrast, disables these two
-    packages.
-  - Add a hook to report the time taken at the end of initialisation
-  - Some optimizations
-
-- The =init.el= file :: The init file, it adds the =load-path=, and
-  =requires='s ='my-package=, ='ycp-package= and the remaining
-  configurations. Apart from =my-package= and =ycp-package=, the
-  remaining =require='s may be needed to be in a loose order.
-
-- The =lisp/my/my-package.el= file :: This file defines macros needed
-  by the rest of the initialisation. After comparing [[https://protesilaos.com/emacs/dotemacs][Protesilaos
-  Stavrou's]] and [[https://github.com/jwiegley/dot-emacs][John Wiegley's]] approaches, I decided to adopt the
-  former, with the simple =my-package= macro, given that the delay and
-  installation directives are sufficient for the use of this config,
-  and it is closer to the emacs core. Another design decision is to
-  not use org literate configuration.
-
-  This file also defines functions and macros related to local
-  config. The local config is a mechanism for separating out variables
-  concerning machine-specific and/or personal information from the
-  emacs config files in this repository. Values of these variables are
-  set with the macro =my-setq-from-local= after running
-  =my-read-from-local-config= to read the local config in
-  =my-local-config=.
-
-  Finally, this file defines some other convenience macros for
-  overriding functions and setting timers.
-
-- The =init/ycp-package.el= file :: This file determines what packages
-  to allow or omit depending on the profile, calls
-  =my-read-from-local-config= as mentioned above, starts the server,
-  and sets the package archives to use. It also configure package
-  related options, like the rest of the files in the =init= directory.
-
-- The =init= directory :: Files under this directory are
-  customisations to various parts and they use the =ycp-= prefix. Each
-  file is mainly organised into blocks of =my-package= and
-  =my-configure= defined in =lisp/my/my-package.el=. They follow some
-  principles:
-  - The delay depends on the importance and the size of the package.
-  - Packages are either installed from GNU or NonGNU ELPA or loaded
-    from packages under the =lisp= directory.
-  - The files are organised by functionalities, rather than specific
-    packages, even if some of them are named after specific
-    packages. For example =ycp-editing= is customisations about
-    editing, and =ycp-grep= is concerned with grep, occur, isearch and
-    so on. Some packages may belong to multiple files, in which case a
-    certain precedence is used to resolve this. For example, =magit=
-    provides vc features (=ycp-vc.el=) and is itself mostly a git
-    client (=ycp-client.el=). Because =ycp-client= is for things that
-    do not belong to other files, we place =magit= customisation in
-    =ycp-vc=.
-  - Avoid lambdas in hooks and keybinding, and name all functions
-    instead.
-
-- The =lisp/my= directory :: Files under this directory are my
-  extensions to other packages, as well as features that I have worked
-  on but have not grown into a standalone package yet. Most features
-  here have =my-= prefix. They are organised in a more refined manner
-  than files under the =init= directory:
-  - There are certainly files named after functionalities like under
-    =init=, examples including =my-buffer.el= and =my-complete.el=,
-    but they are strictly extensions to features that come with the
-    Emacs core. For packages outside of the Emacs core, individual
-    =my-foo.el= files are used, however small they may be. Examples
-    include =my-consult.el= and =my-corfu.el=. Despite the
-    customisation of both are inside =init/ycp-complete.el=
-  - There are also files that are like libraries, like =my-utils.el=
-    (defining common utility functions) and =my-algos.el= (algorithms
-    and data structure implementation)
-  - There are a few features without the =my-= prefix. They are more
-    like standalone features, but have not graduated to their own
-    packages or been merged into obvious packages they belong to, like
-    =generic-search.el= and =emms-info-ytdl.el=.
-
-- The =lisp= directory :: Files under this directory are packages that
-  cannot be installed from [Non]GNU ELPA. All but =lisp/my= and
-  =lisp/mis= are git submodules. Apart from =lisp/my=, packages here
-  belong to one of the follow cases.
-  - My own packages that have not been submitted to GNU ELPA yet, for
-    instance =hmm.el= and =buildbot.el=.
-  - Third party packages not in either ELPA, like =directionary-el=
-    and =nov.el=.
-  - Individual packages that are a small part of a bigger non elisp
-    project. They are placed under =lisp/misc=. Examples include
-    =cmake-mode.el=.
-
-- The =tempel-templates= file :: tempel templates. There's also a
-  gitignored =local-tempel-templates= for machine-specific and/or
-  personal templates.