Closed evanrichter closed 4 years ago
This works too, but then you can't run doom upgrade
which pulls the doom-emacs repo, overwriting your changes in the .emacs.d
directory. In doom emacs, you are only supposed to change the .doom.d
(private configuration directory). The good way of implementing a module in .emacs.d
would be to make a PR to doom-emacs. Having a neuron module in doom emacs would be cool but I'm not sure what kind of new packages they accept, also I often update the doom configuration gist as I implement new features, which I won't be able to do if it was on the doom-emacs repo.
More information about the way doom modules work: https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs/blob/develop/docs/getting_started.org#writing-your-own-modules
thank you very much for clearing that up! I thought I just saw a typo, but now I understand better.
I am a noob to doom and emacs, but I put this module in
.emacs.d
not.doom.d
and it is working