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Henrik Lissner bae226b94f Refactor to revolve module tree roots around doom! calls Any module can now use a doom! call to declare a module tree root. This means that if you have a doom! block in ~/.emacs.d/modules/lang/org/init.el, then you can have submodules in ~/.emacs.d/modules/lang/org/modules/MODULE/SUBMODULE if you wanted to for some reason. This is only really truly useful for private modules. A doom! block in ~/.doom.d/init.el will recognize and enable modules in ~/.doom.d/modules/.		2018-02-16 05:07:46 -05:00
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autoload.el	Add config/private; for ~/.doom.d & ~/.config/doom support #406	2018-02-14 23:36:35 -05:00
config.el	Add config/private; for ~/.doom.d & ~/.config/doom support #406	2018-02-14 23:36:35 -05:00
init.el	Refactor to revolve module tree roots around doom! calls	2018-02-16 05:07:46 -05:00
README.org	Add config/private; for ~/.doom.d & ~/.config/doom support #406	2018-02-14 23:36:35 -05:00

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:config private

Table of Contents
Module Flags
Features
- Private sub-modules

This module enables support for an external private module and nested submodules, either at ~/.doom.d (or $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/doom with the +xdg flag).

Table of Contents TOC

Module Flags

+xdg Tells this module to respect XDG conventions and look for your private config in $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/doom (falls back to ~/.config/doom).

Features

Private sub-modules

Modules placed in the modules/ subdirectory of your external config are symlinked to ~/.emacs.d/modules/private, and can be activated from doom!:

(doom! :private private-module1 private-module2 ...)