Customizing which-key menus/keys

[meixiexun]

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What is your question?

I'm moving over to Doom Emacs and enjoy it for the stability and the declarative nature of its design. However I would like to bring over the input strings I used in my old config for keys branching off SPC as a leader key (e.g. SPC f f). I also find the menus that Doom has be default to be kind of....overwhelming as I don't use a lot of what Doom offers and would like to pare down some of those menus. In my old config I used general.el for this.

What would be the best way to go about doing this? Ideally I'd like to wipe out the pre-existing ones and start fresh, adding in the keys I prefer but I'm fine with leaving the pre-existing ones if that's not possible in Doom.

I read through the "How to (re)bind keys" tutorial but the sections on unbinding keys and editing which-key are empty.

System information

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[octavio-pelayo]

The only way I know around that is declaring the new map one keybinding at a time. Configuration from doom/config.el takes precedence but I don't know if that would impact your startup time. I guess it would as the internal pipeline defines the default ones and yours overwrites them.