I have kept the default config close to "emacs -Q" to keep the bash-infused elisp minimal, and because I don't use Vim bindings myself :)
Though, I was sure that that decision wouldn't be the best for everyone. So there's a way to config eless via "~/.emacs.d/elesscfg"[1]. If that file is present, it is loaded after the default config.
So you can add/remove/override any binding, add custom functions and bind those, tweak few faces, or change the theme, anything that elisp allows.. even install packages (Magit comes to mind).
If someone has suggestion for a minimal Vim-equivalent eless config to replace the existing one, please put that in form of an elesscfg file (gist, their repo?), and link that in comments or as an Issue on the eless repo. I'll update the documentation referencing those example configs.
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I have kept the default config close to "emacs -Q" to keep the bash-infused elisp minimal, and because I don't use Vim bindings myself :)
Though, I was sure that that decision wouldn't be the best for everyone. So there's a way to config eless via "~/.emacs.d/elesscfg"[1]. If that file is present, it is loaded after the default config.
So you can add/remove/override any binding, add custom functions and bind those, tweak few faces, or change the theme, anything that elisp allows.. even install packages (Magit comes to mind).
If someone has suggestion for a minimal Vim-equivalent eless config to replace the existing one, please put that in form of an elesscfg file (gist, their repo?), and link that in comments or as an Issue on the eless repo. I'll update the documentation referencing those example configs.
[1]: https://eless.scripter.co/#user-config-override