Make it more friendly with use-package #153
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It's redundant to have to declare the use package and then also require it. ```elisp (use-package frontside-javascript :config (frontside-javascript)) ``` Instead, we'd like the fact that you're using `use-package` explicitly to declare your intent to actually use the package. In otherwords, be able to say: ```elisp (use-package frontside-javascrip) ``` This defines, via autoload, a hook that will be run automatically by `use-package` when frontside-javascript loads. This saves us the typing. Note that the [`use-package-inject-hooks`][1] variable must be non-nil. [1]: https://github.com/jwiegley/use-package/blob/master/use-package-core.el#L257-L281
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It's redundant to have to declare the use package and then also require it.
Instead, we'd like the fact that you're using
use-packageexplicitly to declare your intent to actually use the package. In other words, be able to say:(use-package frontside-javascript)This defines, via autoload, a hook that will be run automatically by
use-packagewhen frontside-javascript loads. This saves us the typing.Note that the
use-package-inject-hooksvariable must be non-nil.