lumacs-packages

Lumacs Packages

Official package repository for Lumacs editor.

Available Packages

Package	Description
zen-mode	Distraction-free writing mode with increased font size and word wrap
which-key	Display available keybindings when prefix key is pressed
projectile	Project management and navigation with file finding
company-mode	Text completion framework with multiple backends
doom-modeline	Doom Emacs-inspired modeline styling
smartparens	Automatic pairing of brackets and quotes
ido	Enhanced completion with fuzzy matching
rainbow-delimiters	Colorize nested delimiters by depth
goto-line	Go to specific line number (M-g g)
recentf	Track and access recently opened files
bookmarks	Save and jump between named positions
visual-line	Soft word wrap mode

Installation

Using Package Manager

Add packages to your ~/.lumacs/packages.lua:

return {
    -- Install by name (from registry)
    "zen-mode",
    "which-key",

    -- With configuration
    { "doom-modeline",
      config = function()
        lumacs.doom_modeline.set_preset("nord")
      end
    },
}

Then restart Lumacs or run M-x package-install.

Manual Installation

Clone this repository and load packages directly:

return {
    { dir = "~/path/to/lumacs-packages/zen-mode" },
}

Package Structure

Each package directory contains:

package-name/
├── package.lua   # Package metadata (required)
├── init.lua      # Main entry point (required)
└── lua/          # Additional modules (optional)

package.lua

return {
    name = "package-name",
    version = "1.0.0",
    description = "Short description",
    author = "Your Name",
    license = "MIT",
    dependencies = {},  -- Other packages this depends on
    keywords = {"tag1", "tag2"},
}

init.lua

local M = {}

function M.setup(opts)
    -- Configuration handling
end

-- Register commands
editor:register_command("my-command", "Description", function()
    -- Implementation
end)

-- Auto-setup
M.setup()

return M

Contributing

1. Fork this repository
2. Create a new directory for your package
3. Add package.lua and init.lua
4. Submit a pull request

License

MIT License - See individual packages for their specific licenses.