Installing (Windows)
Assuming you have already downloaded and installed Emacs and Git for bash terminal.
- Clone Doom's repository.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs ~/.emacs.d
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Adding Emacs to path.
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In terminal , open ~/.bashrc using
nano ~/.bashrc
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In it paste
export PATH=$PATH:"/c/Users/<user-name>/emacs/bin"
considering you have installed Emacs in user dir with folder name emacs -
ctrl+s to save and ctrl+x to exit nano
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type
source ~/.bashrc
to reload ~/.bashrc. -
To verify if it is added to path type
emacs --version
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After adding emacs to ~/.bashrc type
~/.emacs.d/bin/doom install
, this will install Doom to Emacs but may take time in Windows. It took me 35 min to install it completely. -
After the installation is done type
emacs
and doom emacs will open. -
Enjoy Emacs (I think it is not so enjoyable as a beginner because I am also a beginner and I am leaning it too, and it is hard But I like it.)
You may need to add Doom to PATH also, to use it in Terminal.
Just open the ~/.bashrc in nano as done previously and add the following:
export PATH=$PATH"/c/Users/<user-name>/.emacs.d/bin/doom"
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Now, you can use commands like doom sync
and doom doctor
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doom sync
- Whenever the init.el file is changed you have to use this command to see changes in emacs.