devil-key newline-and-indent

[stevemolitor]

Thanks for this package. I've only been using it for a day and my fingers thank you already!

EDIT simplified question: What's the most efficient way to handle inserting a comma and then invoking newline-and-indent ("C-j") with devil-mode? Typing , , , j works but is a lot to type.

I'm thing of scenarios where one is creating a list with one item per line, indented, with comma at the end of each item:

const myList = [
    "one",
    "two",
    "three",
    // ...

[morganwillcock]

If you are using electric-indent-mode (which is enabled in Emacs by default unless your configuration turns it off or the major-mode opts out of using it) you just have to type , RET.

(I know this doesn't directly answer the question, but if the major-mode applies indentation correctly then the path of least resistance is just to let the major-mode take over. This way the longer key sequence would be for opting out of having indentation applied rather than opting into it.)