Welcome to my Nix configuration! It is in some ways pretty ugly, but it works. I am specifically avoiding use of home-manager.

I use hjem to install dotfiles on my live-iso output (this may expand to real systems someday), and I use nvf to manage my NeoVim configuration. Big thanks to NotAShelf for maintaining both of these projects.

Here's a handy guide:

hosts/: Configurations for individual machines. I try to avoid putting anything in here that is likely to be reused, unless it is quite trivial. These files are output-specific.

hosts/hw: Hardware setup, largely automatically generated.

modules/common: Stuff that's shared by multiple machines.

modules/darwin: Darwin-specific configuration, probably barebones because I barely use my Mac.

modules/svc: Modules that define and configure services. Note that trivial service definitions may live inside host configurations.

modules/sys: Modules that alter system level functionality, changes that are either invasive or use significant resources.

modules/desktop: Graphical, desktop-oriented functionality.

modules/pkgs: Package collections, not very well organized at the moment.

dots/: Non-nix dotfiles to configure programs, currently only used by the liveiso output.

users/: Define user accounts, currently quite barebones.

treefmt.toml: Configuration for treefmt, which can be invoked by running nix fmt. This may move into a nix module at a later date.

To deploy certain outputs:

nixos-rebuild switch --flake .#wendigo

nix build .#live-iso

darwin-rebuild switch .#Ezras-MacBook-Pro