Sample Vertico, Marginalia and Orderless configuration

I have posted my configuration for [Vertico, Marginalia, Orderless](https://kristofferbalintona.me/2022-02-21-emacs/). These packages are already well-documented and commonly discussed, but I'd thought I'd share my configuration anyway. I think the most useful part for those already in the know-how will be my configuration of Vertico's "extensions," which I haven't seen much coverage on. Edit: Added section for the `all-the-icons-completion` package. Also added complementary images and gifs

I read briefly and the explanation is really good.I was looking for this kind of material to setup my vertico.

I'll try this in my doom emacs config

It’d be great to see some kind of screenshots or short gifs that illustrate what your screen looks like because of this configuration.

This is great! I wasn't too happy with helm and ivy but this is exactly what I wanted. Thanks for showing in a short way what these packages are and why they are so good.

Good idea. Just added some :)

Oh no. It’s 404ing.

Yeah, just realized. I'm doing some stuff behind the scenes so it might be a few minutes until I fix it. Sorry!

Should be good now!

Let me know how it goes, and if you run into any troubles :)

Awesome post, I've been using ivy/counsel for quite a while now. Been hearing lots of great things about these new kids on the block. I might try it out soon.

Awesome! If you do, try to reply back and let me know what you think

Oh wow, I had no clue `marginalia` existed. This is *great*.

You might try (and maybe add) [corfu](https://github.com/minad/corfu), from the maker of vertico and marginalia. Corfu is to company what vertico is to ivy/helm. Among other features, it allows you to use orderless filtering *in the buffer*.

Yes! I intend to cover corfu, kind-icon, and corfu-doc in my next blog post. Then, in the final post in this mini-series, I'm going to go over cape, which I emphatically endorse. Thank you for the suggestion though :)

I've been using vertico+marginalia, the docstring shown by marginalia is very informative, can we make vertico match against that docstring?

To my knowledge, unfortunately not. The text from marginalia isn't actually text in the minibuffer I believe — its "annotation" system is separate.

Excellent, thanks. Be sure to check out the most recent version of corfu (0.19), which has greatly improved the use of orderless in buffer (`M-SPC` and off you go).

If you use embark, you can embark-act (`C-'` for me) in the minibuffer with whatever filters in place, collect a `S`napshot or `e`xport (e.g. to a dired buffer), then you get a buffer you can search and act in. Or even use something like `consult-focus` on that buffer to instantly narrow down to whatever info you want.

OP, I think the images for `vertico-flat` and `vertico-buffer` should be swapped. Great article, looking to implement some of it into my config. Also, look forward to your corfu article.

Yes, good catch! Just fixed it. Glad you enjoyed reading