Hi,
I also enjoy using literate org config.
I cannot think of a way to split config in org src blocks and evaluate it
easily.
Each src block needs to evaluated, although most of the time while
editing itself I do evaluate or =eval-buffer=.
There is one way I can think of, that is to use =noweb= inside one
block. That might add little noise if you do many splits, but it works.
You can do =org-babel-expand-src-block= to get the output.
Or you may just use many use-package src block for that package.
With =:custom= keyword in use-package, you can add some doc for that
variable.
Eg: (use-package org :custom
(org-ellipsis ".." "Some doc"))
I'm interested in knowing others opinion, and how they use it.
I use both emacs and nixos config in org-mode.
https://github.com/idlip/d-nix/blob/gol-d/d-setup.org
Other resource that uses a method that lets you use single noweb
reference to tangle all src block name.
Eg: You can use just <<org-conf>> and have any number of src block with
same #+name:org-conf name
https://github.com/rasendubi/dotfiles
Best,
Dilip
