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A pure and reproducible Nix overlay for binary distributed Rust toolchains with daily auto-updated hashes.
A feature-rich language server for the Nix language, built on the official Nix C++ libraries.
Generate Nix packages from URLs with automatic hash prefetching, dependency inference, and license detection.
A minimal framework for writing Nix Flakes using the NixOS module system to simplify and refactor configuration.
A Nix library for building cargo projects with incremental artifact caching to avoid rebuilding dependencies.
An uncompromising, fast Nix code formatter written in Rust with a comprehensive style guide.
Quickly locate Nix packages containing specific files by indexing binary caches.
A modular framework for automated, reproducible Nix packaging across multiple programming language ecosystems.
Provides Rust toolchains, rust-analyzer nightly, and VS Code extensions for Nix, serving as a replacement for rustup and nixpkgs-mozilla.
A tool for managing NixOS hosts, providing multi-host deployment with health checks and secret management.
Interactive terminal UI for browsing dependency graphs of Nix derivations with size analysis.
A Nix library for building Rust projects with minimal configuration, leveraging Nix's sandboxing and caching.
An unofficial NixOS fork that creates a reproducible, declarative FreeBSD distribution using the Nix package manager.
Generate infrastructure and network diagrams as SVGs directly from NixOS configurations.
Haskell bindings for Dhall, a programmable configuration language for maintainable configuration files.
A pull-mode GitOps deployment tool for NixOS (and nix-darwin) machines that polls Git repositories to apply configurations.
Automatically convert Poetry Python projects into Nix derivations by parsing pyproject.toml and poetry.lock files.
A linter and fixer for the Nix programming language that highlights antipatterns and provides automated fixes.
A linter and fixer for Nix code that highlights antipatterns and provides automated fixes.
Spawns lightweight NixOS virtual machines in a shell for testing and development.
A Nix-based tool for building container images efficiently without writing tarballs to the Nix store and enabling layer reuse.
A tool that automatically converts Docker Compose projects into native NixOS configurations.
A fast nix-shell replacement for project development with direnv integration, automatically rebuilding shells on changes.
Bundle Nix derivations into single-file, portable executables that run anywhere without installation or root access.
Integrates pre-commit git hooks with Nix for reproducible development environments and CI.
Run unpatched binaries on Nix/NixOS by automatically resolving and providing their shared library dependencies.
A graphical app store for Nix packages built with GTK4 and libadwaita, inspired by GNOME Software.
A Swiss Army knife tool for updating version numbers and source hashes of Nix packages across multiple package sets.
A Rust tool that bootstraps single-dependency Kubernetes clusters for local testing and development using Nix.
Build Android (AOSP) images using the Nix package manager for reproducible and customizable builds.
A static analysis tool that scans Nix files for dead code like unused variable bindings and lambda arguments.
Ingest uv workspaces using Nix to manage Python dependencies in Nix-based environments.
A CLI tool that automatically generates Nix fetcher calls from repository URLs, simplifying package definitions.
An MCP server that provides AI assistants with accurate, real-time access to NixOS packages, options, documentation, and community resources.
Provides NixOS-like declarative services for Nix flakes, enabling reproducible development environments on macOS and Linux.
A Nix-based framework for creating declarative and reproducible Jupyter environments with configurable kernels and extensions.
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