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GitHub - mtekman/remind-bindings.el: Reminders for your init bindings

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remind-bindings.el

It is sometimes hard to remember what bindings you have set without having to open up your init file and checking yourself.

This package parses your Emacs init file for use-package or global-set-key calls and summarises the bindings it detects on a package-by-package basis.

This is different from ido-describe-bindings and region-bindings-mode in the sense that the former parses all bindings without much context to what the user has set themselves, and the latter is more a tool for switching bindings in certain contexts.

The package provides a toggleable side-buffer showing all relevant bindings, and it also makes use of omni-quotes.el, such that when omni-quotes-mode is enabled, a random binding is shown in the minibuffer when the user idle.

To make the displayed list of bindings more specific to the buffer, a minor-mode remind-bindings-specific-mode can be enabled.

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Installation

(use-package remind-bindings
  :hook (after-init . remind-bindings-initialise)
  :bind (("C-c C-d" . 'remind-bindings-togglebuffer)   ;; toggle buffer
         ("C-c M-d" . 'remind-bindings-specific-mode))) ;; buffer-specific only

Customization

The default format in which shortcuts are displayed is:

[packagename] key1 → func1 | key2 → func2 | key3 → func3

All text separators and decoration can be customised by modifying:

(setq remind-bindings-format-packbincom "[%s] %s")
(setq remind-bindings-format-bincom "%s → %s")
(setq remind-bindings-format-bindingsep " | ")

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