An orary is a contraption that describes the motions of astral bodies. It’s a mechanism – a contrivance. It’s neat as hell.

This thing plots the motions of my Emacs configs. It is made with:

1. Strong opinions about good ways for Emacs to behave – like white space tidying and an aversion to tabs and good spell checking.
2. A lot of know-how inherited from wonderful smart people.
3. A whole crap ton of gifs and emoji. ヽ(⌐■_■)ノ♪♬

Should you use this? Ehhhhh maybe? Probably not? You’ll probably have a vastly nicer time with one of the aforementioned wonderful smart people’s Emacs libs:

1. Bodil Stokkes’ ohai-emacs
2. Bozhidar Batsov’s prelude

Or, if you want to do Emacs on double-weird Vim mode, try Spacemacs.

It is as baffling as it can be, for instance, inside helm-color.

Example here

orary-emote requires orary-helm, etc