Gabe Venberg
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Moved syncthing to system service Restic actually works now removed some old system configs. formatting. |
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configs | ||
hosts | ||
lib | ||
modules | ||
packages | ||
roles | ||
templates | ||
.envrc | ||
.gitignore | ||
flake.lock | ||
flake.nix | ||
justfile | ||
LICENSE | ||
README.md |
nix-config
My configs for both nixos and home manager only machines
structure
.
├── flake.nix
├── configs
│ ├── home-manager
│ └── nixos
├── hosts
├── modules
│ ├── home-manager
│ └── hostopts.nix
├── roles
│ ├── home-manager
│ └── nixos
└── templates
- Configs set options and specify programs to be installed. They do not specify their own options, and take effect as soon as they are imported. Generally, a config will be specific to a single program, and possibly optional dependecies of the main program.
- Hosts define specific hosts. They are the entry point into the system.
Each host must import
configs/nixos/common.nix
in the top level andconfigs/home-manager/common.nix
in the home-manager block. Each host must also define the variables declared inmodules/hostopts.nix
. - Modules are always imported by the respective common.nix. They each have an enable option, and only have effects if enabled.
- Roles are larger bundles of software and options. They define packages to be installed and may import configurations or enable modules.
Secrets
This repo uses nix-sops for secrets management, with the encrypted secrets being stored in a private repo imported as an input.
if the nix-secrets
input is commented out, the repo should still build, gracefully degrading to default, non-secret, values.