I’ve been using evil-mode for my Emacs configuration and evil-leader makes the key-mapping very straight-forward with the set-key. I wanted a few functions to be grouped together. SPC is bound as a leader key and there are a few frequent functions bound to single keys, the rest are grouped under other leaders.
However, the secondary leaders show up as x → +prefix and it would nice to give the grouping a name. A lot of suggestions make use of the General.el but at this time I didn’t need anything beyond giving the grouping a name. I was not immediately able to find a way to create an empty keymap to put commands under (I did not know that’s what I needed to do), like this: "e" '("eval" . (keymap))
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(evil-leader/set-key
"." 'find-file
"," 'consult-buffer
"'" 'execute-extended-command
"e" '("eval" . (keymap))
"eb" '("buffer" . eval-buffer)
"er" '("region" . eval-region)
"g" '("magit" . (keymap))
"gc" '("commit" . magit-commit)
"gf" '("fetch" . magit-fetch)
"gg" '("status" . magit-status)
"q" '("quit" . (keymap))
"qb" '("buffer" . kill-this-buffer)
"qq" '("save&quit" . save-buffers-kill-terminal)
"h" '("help" . (keymap))
"hf" '("function" . describe-function)
"hk" '("key" . describe-key)
"hv" '("variable" . describe-variable)
"w" '("window" . (keymap))
"wd" '("delete" . delete-window)
"wo" '("delete other" . delete-other-windows)
"ww" '("ace-window" . aw-show-dispatch-help))
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