Tera Mode for Emacs

This is an Emacs mode for editing with the Tera template language.

The mode is not offering complete support in special circumstances (nested code, custom macros, etc), but is ready for the most use cases. The tera-mode is automatically enabled when opening a file having the .tera extension. Instead, when opening an HTML file containing Tera code, is possible to enable the tera-mode with M-x tera-mode.

Quick Installation

This mode is designed having the Spacemacs configuration in mind, but should work without problems on vanilla Emacs.

Running tera-mode directly from sources is easy but requires a little preparation:

• git clone https://github.com/svavs/tera-mode.git into a suitable directory, e.g. ~/.spacemacs.d/tera-mode/ where ~ stands for your home directory.

tera-mode supports GNU Emacs version 25.1 or later.

Spacemacs

To add this mode in Spacemacs, simply add the following code to the dotfile under the dotspacemacs/user-config section:

  ;; Install custom mode for Tera template language
  (add-to-list 'load-path "~/.spacemacs.d/tera-mode")
  (require 'tera-mode)

Doom emacs

To add tera-mode in Doom Emacs, add the following code to the dedicated files:

  ;; package.el
  (package! tera-mode
    :recipe (:host github :repo "svavs/tera-mode"))

  ;; config.el
  (require 'tera-mode)

After that, running doom sync will automatically download and enable the tera mode.

Contributing

If you followed the above you are just a couple of steps away from contributing to tera-mode.

This is the first time I wrote an Emacs mode, hence tera-mode is actively seeking contributions from users of tera-mode. If you have some contributions, you can fork this repo and request a merge, it'll be really appreciated.