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{
description = "DevOS environment configuriguration library.";
inputs =
{
deploy.url = "github:serokell/deploy-rs";
devshell.url = "github:numtide/devshell";
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utils.url = "github:gytis-ivaskevicius/flake-utils-plus/staging";
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};
lib: one line for arguments, drop userFlake* Also format all files and add a flake.lock for lib for a folder thats meant to work on other flakes theres never a reason it should need to refer to itself, only other flakes. So "self" and "inputs" are better namings for these variables. The userFlake* is redundant and confusing, when trying to call the functions its hard to figure out how to use them when there are now two lines of arguments to figure out.
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outputs = inputs@{ self, nixpkgs, deploy, devshell, utils, ... }:
let
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lib: one line for arguments, drop userFlake* Also format all files and add a flake.lock for lib for a folder thats meant to work on other flakes theres never a reason it should need to refer to itself, only other flakes. So "self" and "inputs" are better namings for these variables. The userFlake* is redundant and confusing, when trying to call the functions its hard to figure out how to use them when there are now two lines of arguments to figure out.
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lib = nixpkgs.lib.makeExtensible (self:
let
attrs = import ./attrs.nix { lib = nixpkgs.lib // self; };
lists = import ./lists.nix { lib = nixpkgs.lib // self; };
strings = import ./strings.nix { lib = nixpkgs.lib // self; };
lib: init modules and move mkHosts modules there This helps to split up the code in mkHosts and creates a place where we can store modules relevent to devos. It will also be easier to remove unecessary parts of each module in the future when they are all compartmentalized.
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modules = import ./modules.nix { lib = nixpkgs.lib // self; };
lib: one line for arguments, drop userFlake* Also format all files and add a flake.lock for lib for a folder thats meant to work on other flakes theres never a reason it should need to refer to itself, only other flakes. So "self" and "inputs" are better namings for these variables. The userFlake* is redundant and confusing, when trying to call the functions its hard to figure out how to use them when there are now two lines of arguments to figure out.
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in
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lib: one line for arguments, drop userFlake* Also format all files and add a flake.lock for lib for a folder thats meant to work on other flakes theres never a reason it should need to refer to itself, only other flakes. So "self" and "inputs" are better namings for these variables. The userFlake* is redundant and confusing, when trying to call the functions its hard to figure out how to use them when there are now two lines of arguments to figure out.
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utils.lib
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lib: one line for arguments, drop userFlake* Also format all files and add a flake.lock for lib for a folder thats meant to work on other flakes theres never a reason it should need to refer to itself, only other flakes. So "self" and "inputs" are better namings for these variables. The userFlake* is redundant and confusing, when trying to call the functions its hard to figure out how to use them when there are now two lines of arguments to figure out.
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//
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lib: one line for arguments, drop userFlake* Also format all files and add a flake.lock for lib for a folder thats meant to work on other flakes theres never a reason it should need to refer to itself, only other flakes. So "self" and "inputs" are better namings for these variables. The userFlake* is redundant and confusing, when trying to call the functions its hard to figure out how to use them when there are now two lines of arguments to figure out.
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{
os = import ./devos {
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lib = nixpkgs.lib // self;
lib: one line for arguments, drop userFlake* Also format all files and add a flake.lock for lib for a folder thats meant to work on other flakes theres never a reason it should need to refer to itself, only other flakes. So "self" and "inputs" are better namings for these variables. The userFlake* is redundant and confusing, when trying to call the functions its hard to figure out how to use them when there are now two lines of arguments to figure out.
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inherit utils;
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};
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lib: one line for arguments, drop userFlake* Also format all files and add a flake.lock for lib for a folder thats meant to work on other flakes theres never a reason it should need to refer to itself, only other flakes. So "self" and "inputs" are better namings for these variables. The userFlake* is redundant and confusing, when trying to call the functions its hard to figure out how to use them when there are now two lines of arguments to figure out.
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mkFlake = {
__functor = import ./mkFlake {
lib = nixpkgs.lib // self;
inherit deploy;
};
evalArgs = import ./mkFlake/evalArgs.nix { lib = nixpkgs.lib // self; };
};
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lib: one line for arguments, drop userFlake* Also format all files and add a flake.lock for lib for a folder thats meant to work on other flakes theres never a reason it should need to refer to itself, only other flakes. So "self" and "inputs" are better namings for these variables. The userFlake* is redundant and confusing, when trying to call the functions its hard to figure out how to use them when there are now two lines of arguments to figure out.
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pkgs-lib = import ./pkgs-lib {
lib = nixpkgs.lib // self;
pkgs-lib: don't system space functions have each function take pkgs as an argument, so a nixpkgs isn't created just for pkgs-lib and they support more systems
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inherit deploy devshell;
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};
inherit (attrs)
mapFilterAttrs
genAttrs'
safeReadDir
pathsToImportedAttrs
concatAttrs
filterPackages;
init unifyOverlays: to pass channels to overlays Only to those with three arguments
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inherit (lists) pathsIn collectProfiles unifyOverlays;
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inherit (strings) rgxToString;
lib: init modules and move mkHosts modules there This helps to split up the code in mkHosts and creates a place where we can store modules relevent to devos. It will also be easier to remove unecessary parts of each module in the future when they are all compartmentalized.
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inherit modules;
lib: one line for arguments, drop userFlake* Also format all files and add a flake.lock for lib for a folder thats meant to work on other flakes theres never a reason it should need to refer to itself, only other flakes. So "self" and "inputs" are better namings for these variables. The userFlake* is redundant and confusing, when trying to call the functions its hard to figure out how to use them when there are now two lines of arguments to figure out.
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}
);
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lib: one line for arguments, drop userFlake* Also format all files and add a flake.lock for lib for a folder thats meant to work on other flakes theres never a reason it should need to refer to itself, only other flakes. So "self" and "inputs" are better namings for these variables. The userFlake* is redundant and confusing, when trying to call the functions its hard to figure out how to use them when there are now two lines of arguments to figure out.
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in
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lib: one line for arguments, drop userFlake* Also format all files and add a flake.lock for lib for a folder thats meant to work on other flakes theres never a reason it should need to refer to itself, only other flakes. So "self" and "inputs" are better namings for these variables. The userFlake* is redundant and confusing, when trying to call the functions its hard to figure out how to use them when there are now two lines of arguments to figure out.
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{
lib = utils.lib // {
inherit (lib)
export pathsIn in lib and update devos input
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mkFlake pathsIn;
lib: one line for arguments, drop userFlake* Also format all files and add a flake.lock for lib for a folder thats meant to work on other flakes theres never a reason it should need to refer to itself, only other flakes. So "self" and "inputs" are better namings for these variables. The userFlake* is redundant and confusing, when trying to call the functions its hard to figure out how to use them when there are now two lines of arguments to figure out.
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};
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lib: one line for arguments, drop userFlake* Also format all files and add a flake.lock for lib for a folder thats meant to work on other flakes theres never a reason it should need to refer to itself, only other flakes. So "self" and "inputs" are better namings for these variables. The userFlake* is redundant and confusing, when trying to call the functions its hard to figure out how to use them when there are now two lines of arguments to figure out.
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}
fixup: nix flake check I / X
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lib: one line for arguments, drop userFlake* Also format all files and add a flake.lock for lib for a folder thats meant to work on other flakes theres never a reason it should need to refer to itself, only other flakes. So "self" and "inputs" are better namings for these variables. The userFlake* is redundant and confusing, when trying to call the functions its hard to figure out how to use them when there are now two lines of arguments to figure out.
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//
fixup: nix flake check I / X
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lib: one line for arguments, drop userFlake* Also format all files and add a flake.lock for lib for a folder thats meant to work on other flakes theres never a reason it should need to refer to itself, only other flakes. So "self" and "inputs" are better namings for these variables. The userFlake* is redundant and confusing, when trying to call the functions its hard to figure out how to use them when there are now two lines of arguments to figure out.
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utils.lib.eachDefaultSystem (system:
let
pkgs = import nixpkgs { inherit system; };
in
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{
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checks = {
tests = import ./tests {
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inherit pkgs;
use: makeExtensible
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lib = nixpkgs.lib // lib;
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};
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};
mkFlakeDoc: move to packages output the packages output allows us to do `nix build .#nixosOptionsDoc`. theres also already an instantiated nixpkgs available there.
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packages = {
mkFlakeDoc = pkgs.writeText "mkFlakeOptions.md"
(
pkgs.nixosOptionsDoc {
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inherit (lib.mkFlake.evalArgs { args = { }; }) options;
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}
).optionsMDDoc;
};
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}
lib: one line for arguments, drop userFlake* Also format all files and add a flake.lock for lib for a folder thats meant to work on other flakes theres never a reason it should need to refer to itself, only other flakes. So "self" and "inputs" are better namings for these variables. The userFlake* is redundant and confusing, when trying to call the functions its hard to figure out how to use them when there are now two lines of arguments to figure out.
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);
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}
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