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el-docstring-at-point
Discontinued provide Emacs' elisp symbol documentation at point [Moved to: https://github.com/rileyrg/el-docstring-sap]
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I made the small Corfu package, which provides a completion-at-point enhancement. The completions are shown in an overlay instead of the usual *Completions* buffer. The package is comparable to Company but stripped down and with a smaller focus. Corfu does not provide its own completion backends or its own completion API like Company. It relies on the standard Emacs completion-at-point-functions provided by many language backends or the lsp packages.
This is all an exercise for me really. just added my headers etc. If you have a better idea for a popup library let me know. I need to look at raw overlays anyway at some point. It works with quick-peek or posframe now. I find it incredibly useful in the absence of a language server for elisp for lsp. https://github.com/rileyrg/el-docstring-at-point
I made the small Corfu package, which provides a completion-at-point enhancement. The completions are shown in an overlay instead of the usual *Completions* buffer. The package is comparable to Company but stripped down and with a smaller focus. Corfu does not provide its own completion backends or its own completion API like Company. It relies on the standard Emacs completion-at-point-functions provided by many language backends or the lsp packages.
What about https://github.com/Fuco1/clippy.el?
Great! Do you plan to package this up? But do these posframes work correctly for you? I always observe https://github.com/tumashu/posframe/issues/74. And then the child frames are always a bit flickering. This is the reason why I went with overlays for corfu, and well ccfrfu does not sound as nice.