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@peb.brzezinski have you looked at Spacemacs? All you need to do is add the word typescript
to your config or open a typescript file and it loads all the packages for you, along with any configuration ypuay need
https://develop.spacemacs.org/layers/+lang/typescript/README.html
If you try Spacemacs, checkout the develop
branch, it's quite stable and has the most features.
That’s nice. Thanks a lot, I’ll try spacemacs out 🙂
I installed spacemacs and got things to work, one question though - how do I set the indentation size in files?
@peb.brzezinski i am not a spacemacs user, but may be this will help? https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/37757/how-to-change-indent-size-for-typescript-layer-in-spacemacs -- i think it may depend on the major mode you are trying to change the indentation for.
Thanks! I already managed to figure it out. I was able to set default indent size to 2 spaces, but I have like 978 other issues that I’ll have to figure out. Like auto formatting .js .ts .tsx files on save for example.
if you haven't already seen @jr0cket's material, may be you'll find this helpful: https://practicalli.github.io/spacemacs/
Ok, let me give it a look 😄
I tried integrating clojure in vscode, but it was a pain 😕
https://calva.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ is an excellent extension for Clojure on VSCode
A we so me. Doom turned out to be my saviour. Everything works fine and I can 100% move to emacs.