dream2nix/default.nix

# This file provides backward compatibility to nix < 2.4 clients
let
  flake =
    import
    ./dev-flake/flake-compat.nix
    {src = ./.;};
in
  flake.defaultNix
  # allow overriding inputs
  // {
    __functor = defaultNix: inputs: defaultNix.overrideInputs inputs;
  }
feat(flake-compat): manage default.nix and shell.nix via flake-compat 2023-03-24 07:04:04 +03:00			`# This file provides backward compatibility to nix < 2.4 clients`
			`let`
			`flake =`
			`import`
flake-compat: vendor + customize modified to fix laziness issue in defaultNix 2023-11-05 06:20:09 +03:00			`./dev-flake/flake-compat.nix`
feat(flake-compat): manage default.nix and shell.nix via flake-compat 2023-03-24 07:04:04 +03:00			`{src = ./.;};`
			`in`
			`flake.defaultNix`
refactor: move dev related things to /dev-flake The goal is to reduce the flake inputs visible to the user Still, the top-level flake re-exposes the outputs of the dev-flake, but without exposing its inputs. This means a devShell is still available in the top-level, for example. This also removes the /modules/flake.nix. Its original purpose was separating the modules inputs from the development inputs, but this is now done the opposite way around by moving the dev inputs to /dev-flake/flake.nix. 2023-11-01 19:54:06 +03:00			`# allow overriding inputs`
			`// {`
			`__functor = defaultNix: inputs: defaultNix.overrideInputs inputs;`
			`}`