# Providers

By default Elephant doesn't actually provide any data to Walker. You can install any of these Elephant-Providers in order to "feed" Walker with the according information:

* `archlinuxpkgs`
* `bluetooth`
* `calc`
* `clipboard`
* `desktopapplications`
* `files`
* `menus`
* `nirisessions`
* `niriactions`
* `bitwarden`
* `1password`
* `dnfpackages`
* `providerlist`
* `runner`
* `snippets`
* `symbols`
* `todo`
* `unicode`
* `websearch`
* `windows`
* `bookmarks`

This modular design allows you to only install what you want, without bloating up your system with other things.

By default, Walker provides many preconfigured prefixes for these providers out-of-the-box. Please refer to the default config.

## Configuration

Each provider has it's own documentation. You can get a complete configuration markdown file by running `elephant generatedoc`.

This will provide you with documentation for every provider you have installed.

## Elephant Community

Elephant has a [community repo](https://github.com/abenz1267/elephant-community).

Custom Menus from this repository can be installed via `elephant community`.


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