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All the utility functions defined in lib/utils.nix are now easily
accessible via NixOS module arguements, i.e. `{ utils, ... }:`
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Timothy DeHerrera 2020-01-05 22:41:19 -07:00
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@ -86,11 +86,11 @@ the `nixosConfigurations` flake output and thus becomes deployable. See the
## Profiles
A profile is any directory under [profiles](profiles) containing a `default.nix`
defining a valid NixOS module, _with_ the added restriction that no new
delclarations to the `options` attribute are allowed (use [modules](modules)
instead). Their purpose is to provide abstract expressions suitable for reuse by
multiple deployments. They are perhaps _the_ key concept in keeping this
repository matainable.
defining a valid NixOS module, with the added restriction that no new
delclarations to the `options` _or_ `config` attributes are allowed
(use [modules](modules) instead). Their purpose is to provide abstract
expressions suitable for reuse by multiple deployments. They are perhaps _the_
key mechanism by which we keep this repo maintainable.
Profiles can have subprofiles which are themselves just profiles that live under
another. There's no hard rule that everything in the folder must be imported by
@ -118,6 +118,22 @@ your user should be declared here. For convenience, [home-manager][home-manager]
is available automatically for home directory setup and should only be used
from this directory.
## Lib
The [lib](lib) directory contains a file `utils.nix` which is an attribute set
meant to consist mainly of utility functions you might want to write and use
throughout the configuration. They are available via a new `utils` attribute
passed to every NixOS module, eg:
```
# hosts/some-host.nix
{ utils, ... }:
let data = utils.myFunction # ...
in
{
# NixOS configuration
}
```
## Secrets
Anything you wish to keep encrypted goes in the `secrets` directory, which is
created on first entering a `nix-shell`.

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@ -10,6 +10,8 @@ let
nixpkgs.lib.nixosSystem rec {
system = "x86_64-linux";
specialArgs = { inherit utils; };
modules = let
core = ../profiles/core.nix;