Nix Flakes
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An unofficial, beginner-friendly book teaching NixOS and the experimental Flakes feature for declarative system configuration.
A fast, persistent implementation of direnv's use_nix and use_flake for caching Nix shell environments.
A collection of pure Nix utility functions for writing and managing Nix flakes without depending on nixpkgs.
A Nix-based tool for creating per-project developer environments with clean shells and minimal dependencies.
A pure and reproducible Nix overlay for binary distributed Rust toolchains with daily auto-updated hashes.
A minimal framework for writing Nix Flakes using the NixOS module system to simplify and refactor configuration.
A static analysis tool that scans Nix files for dead code like unused variable bindings and lambda arguments.
Provides NixOS-like declarative services for Nix flakes, enabling reproducible development environments on macOS and Linux.
A Nix flake providing bleeding-edge and unreleased packages plus experimental modules for NixOS users.
A unified configuration framework for systems, packages, modules, shells, and templates using Nix Flakes.
A Nix library to configure and run treefmt, enabling multi-language code formatting with a single command.
A Nix library for generating NixOS flake configurations with minimal complexity and multiple nixpkgs channel support.
A DevOps framework for the SDLC that organizes and disciplines Nix code using Flakes to accelerate development.
A dead simple Nix flake template for creating and managing Neovim configurations with Nix.
A modular Nix flake framework that simplifies flake definitions by minimizing boilerplate and providing extensible modules.
A flake-parts Nix module that simplifies Haskell development, packaging, and deployment with Nix flakes.
A Nix-based toolchain for easily installing and managing PureScript and related development tools.
A snapshot testing tool for Nix that automatically generates and manages test reference values.
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