bdarcus/config.org

## config.org

      
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              config.org
            
          
    My Doom Config

Introduction

This is my config file for Doom Emacs. It reflects my primary needs for an
  academic writing environment, with some coding.
Note: I work at the border of the social sciences and humanities, with
  qualitative data. So I have no need to integrate, say, statistics support. But
  that should be easy enough to do (see, for example, the ESS module).
Me

(setq user-full-name "Bruce D'Arcus"
      user-mail-address "bdarcus@gmail.com")
An Integrated Academic Environment

This sets up Doom Emacs for an academic research and writing workflow, with
  integrated bibliographic management, note-taking and document authoring.
Almost all of the initial work on this is now incorporated into Doom modules,
  and you can install and set it all up with the following Doom modules and flags
  in your init.el file:

  :completion ivy or helm (I use ivy)
  :lang org (+roam +noter)
  :tools biblio

The above will give you the following:

  ivy-bibtex or helm-bibtex and org-ref for bibliographic management
  org-roam for zettlekasten-inspired note-taking, including of bibliographic
    notes (org-roam-bibtex provides the glue here); also incorporates
    org-noter for notes synced to PDF files, so that you have a consistent
    environment to create, link, manage and access your notes
  document authoring in either markdown mode (if you activate the markdown
    module) or org, including integrated citation access and insertion.

What follows is simply my customization of the above, which for now is
  configuring the following variables.
The +biblio module provides these path directory and file variables and passes
  them on to the relevant packages, so that one only has to set them once. There
  is no need to set the path for bibliographic notes, as org-roam-bibtex will
  handle that.
(setq! +biblio-pdf-library-dir "~/org/pdf/"
       +biblio-default-bibliography-files '("~/org/bib/academic.bib"))
While we’re at it, let’s set the default BibTeX dialect to BibLaTeX, which is
  more appropriate for social sciences and humanities.
(setq org-latex-compiler "lualatex")

Editor

(setq doom-font (font-spec :family "JetBrainsMono" :size 14))
(setq doom-theme 'doom-one)
(setq display-line-numbers-type t)
Grammar and Spelling

This just configures spelling and grammar checking support.
(add-to-list 'ispell-aspell-dictionary-alist (ispell-aspell-find-dictionary "en_US"))
(setq ispell-program-name (executable-find "hunspell")
      ispell-dictionary "en_US")
(setq flyspell-correct-popup t)
(setq langtool-java-classpath "/usr/share/languagetool:/usr/share/java/languagetool/*")
Paragraph Folding

Ideally, I want paragraph folding integrated into org visibility cycling. But
  this is close enough for now; folds all paragraphs in a document to the first
  line. This is helpful to visualize the argument structure of long documents.
(use-package! origami
  :commands (origami-toggle-node origami-toggle-all-nodes)
  :hook (text-mode . origami-mode)
  :init
  :config
  (map! :leader
        :prefix "t"
        :desc "Origami-Toggle All Nodes" "O" #'origami-toggle-all-nodes
        :desc "Origami-Toggle Node" "o" #'origami-toggle-node))