Evil mode

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Evil mode is a popular Emacs extension that emulates Vim’s modal editing, allowing users to use Vim-style keybindings and workflows within the Emacs environment.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Emacs extension
free software
modal editing package
alternativeTo Doom Emacs built-in keybinding schemes
Spacemacs hybrid editing without Evil
availableFrom GNU ELPA (via external packages depending on it)
MELPA
compatibleWith major Emacs modes
configuredVia .emacs
init.el
emulates Vim keybindings
hasComponent evil-collection
evil-commentary
evil-leader
evil-nerd-commenter
evil-org-mode
evil-surround
implements Vim-style modal editing
inspiredBy Vim
integratesWith Magit
org-mode
surface form: Org mode

company-mode
helm
ivy
license GPL-compatible license
provides Vim-like editing workflow in Emacs
customizable keymaps
keybinding translation layer
runsOn Emacs family of editors
surface form: Emacs
supports Emacs state
Vim-style counts
Vim-style ex commands
Vim-style macros
Vim-style marks
Vim-style motions
Vim-style operators
Vim-style registers
Vim-style text objects
insert mode
motion state
normal mode
operator-pending mode
replace state
visual mode
supportsCustomization integration with other packages
keybindings
states
targetUser Emacs users wanting modal editing
Vim users migrating to Emacs
usedIn Doom Emacs
Spacemacs
writtenIn Emacs Lisp (for GNU Emacs environment)
surface form: Emacs Lisp

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GNU Emacs influenced Evil mode