This project utilizes the Nix ecosystem to manage and configure a development environment, providing a reproducible and declarative setup for various programming languages, tools, and applications. It leverages flake.nix for dependency management and includes configurations for a range of development tools and languages.
The project consists of the following key files and directories:
flake.lock: Lock file to ensure reproducible builds.flake.nix: Entry point for Nix Flakes, specifying project dependencies.modules/: Contains all module definitions for the system.darwin/: Modules specific to Darwin (macOS) systems.brew.nix: Homebrew package declarations.core.nix: Core system configurations for Darwin.default.nix: Entry point for Darwin-specific modules.preferences.nix: User preferences and settings for Darwin.
home-manager/: Home Manager configurations for user-level management.default.nix: Entry point for Home Manager configurations.modules/: Additional modules for specific tools and languages.alacritty.nix: Configuration for the Alacritty terminal emulator.common.nix: Shared configurations across various modules.config/nvim: Configurations for Neovim.git.nix: Git configuration and tools.languages/: Language-specific configurations.bash.nix: Bash shell configurations.docker.nix: Docker configurations and tools.go.nix: Go language environment setup.lua.nix: Lua language configurations.markup.nix: Markup languages like HTML, XML configurations.nix.nix: Nix language configurations and tools.node.nix: Node.js and npm configurations.python.nix: Python language environment setup.rust.nix: Rust language configurations.terraform.nix: Terraform configurations and tools.
nvim.nix: Neovim editor configurations.tmux.nix: TMUX terminal multiplexer configurations.zsh.nix: Zsh shell configurations.
To start using this project, ensure you have Nix installed on your system. If you are on macOS, you must also have Homebrew installed to manage non-Nix packages.
- Install Nix https://nixos.org/download#nix-install-macos
- Clone the repository to your local machine.
- Navigate to the project directory.
- run
init.sh - For Darwin (macOS) systems, navigate to
modules/darwin. - For Nix and Home Manager configurations, navigate to
modules/home-manager.
You can customize the configurations to suit your needs:
- Edit
*.nixfiles undermodules/home-manager/modules/to change user-level configurations. - Modify
modules/darwin/*.nixfor system-level configurations on Darwin (macOS). - Add or remove language-specific modules as needed in
modules/home-manager/modules/languages/.
Contributions to improve the project are welcome. Please follow the project's coding standards and commit guidelines when submitting changes.
MIT License
Copyright (c) [2024] [Lucas Sant' Anna]
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