Geralt - an Emacs frontend to grit

Description

Geralt is a very thin wrapper on top of grit, just to see if I could. The main idea is to make the commands (add, delete, check, etc.) one or two keypresses away.

It uses transient for the menus, and evil for the navigation.

Prerequisites

• The grit binary
• transient and evil packages on your emacs

Installation and configuration

• Put this folder in your load path and (require 'geralt).
  • … or just open geralt.el and evaluate the buffer.
• After that, you might want to configure geralt-grit-executable.

Usage

Run the geralt command, for example with M-x geralt. Press ? in a geralt buffer to see possible actions.

Troubleshooting

On Doom Emacs, quitting a geralt buffer does not show the previous one

Doom hides what it thinks are “unreal” buffers. Tell it not to:

;; $DOOMDIR/config.el
(after! geralt
  (add-hook! geralt-mode (set-buffer-modified-p nil))
  (add-to-list 'doom-real-buffer-functions #'geralt-buffer-p t))