Is there an importing/module mechanism?

[srfsh]

I am using nvf by the home-manager module method. So I add it to my mix using programs.nvf. My question is is there an importing/module mechanism I can use within programs.nvf to set settings such as vim.options?

Obviously I can just import ./modules, but that would require me to pretty much prefix each configuration with programs.nvf (and perhaps even programs.nvf.settings, as it is the nvfModule). Compare this to how nixvim does it with its home-manager module - there's a programs.nixvim.imports, exactly functioning like how you'd expect (like nixos and home-manager modules).

[NotAShelf]

That's an interesting question. I've been thinking about how to approach this best, as I've been using imports as long as nvf has been a thing. To answer your question in short, there is not a mechanism for importing settings. At least not directly.

We have recently switched to submoduleWith for vim.settings, which allows for interesting import hacks. You might be able to do something like programs.nvf.vim.settings = import ./settings and I think that should work. @horriblename might be able to tell you more, I'm speaking mostly based on my experience with submoduleWith in a different context.

[srfsh]

I figured I should go with the import approach, combined with imports:

	imports = [
		{programs.nvf.settings.vim = import ./keys.nix;}
		{programs.nvf.settings.vim = import ./opts.nix;}
	];

	options.my.neovim = {enable = mkEnableOption ...};

	config = lib.mkIf cfg.enable {
		programs.nvf = {
			enable = true;
			...
		};
	};