It seems all this package does is install and configure ada-ts-mode and eglot (to use ada-language-server) with some custom commands (defined in config.lisp). Here's how I adapted it to my config: https://pastes.io/ada-config
Note that I added a format-on-save hook in my config, and since I do completions using corfu and not company, I didn't include that part of the package.
The author/maintainer of doom emacs is amazing but also very nice, I think you should try to open a MR to include your work inside the project, which would make it even smoother to enable and also easier to discover
Yes! Doom Emacs & Spacemacs are recipe books, not necessarily concrete products you have to use in prescriptive manner. Any Emacs user can make use of their modules, some of them are full of interesting gems. I'd highly recommend exploring them for ideas.
How can I use it from stock emacs ?
It seems all this package does is install and configure ada-ts-mode and eglot (to use ada-language-server) with some custom commands (defined in config.lisp). Here's how I adapted it to my config: https://pastes.io/ada-config
Note that I added a format-on-save hook in my config, and since I do completions using corfu and not company, I didn't include that part of the package.
Nothing specific to Doom Emacs. And that’s great! I just packaged it so it just works! :)
The author/maintainer of doom emacs is amazing but also very nice, I think you should try to open a MR to include your work inside the project, which would make it even smoother to enable and also easier to discover
It made it upstream!
https://github.com/doomemacs/doomemacs/tree/master/modules/l...
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I will, I will. A man has to start somewhere ;) Thanks!
Yes! Doom Emacs & Spacemacs are recipe books, not necessarily concrete products you have to use in prescriptive manner. Any Emacs user can make use of their modules, some of them are full of interesting gems. I'd highly recommend exploring them for ideas.