tvl-depot/default.nix

{ ... }:

let
  readTree = import <depot/nix/readTree> {} {
    pkgs      = import <nixpkgs> {};
    depot     = import <depot> {};
    briefcase = import <briefcase> {};
  };
in {
  nixos       = readTree ./nixos;
  utils       = readTree ./utils;
  emacs       = readTree ./emacs;
  blog        = readTree ./blog;
  lisp        = readTree ./lisp;
  gopkgs      = readTree ./gopkgs;
  monzo_ynab  = readTree ./monzo_ynab;
  third_party = readTree ./third_party;
  tools       = readTree ./tools;
}
Simpify top-level nix expression When I first created the monorepo, I borrowed @tazjin's monorepo's. I adapted his depot/default.nix, replacing some of his paths with my paths. This worked for me until recently. I attemped to include <briefcase/monzo_ynab/job> as a systemd unit for my NixOS machine, socrates. NixOS failed to build my changes, and I didn't fully understand my default.nix since I borrowed most of it from @tazjin. I spent the past week looking at the `fix` function. I realized that I didn't fully understand how fixed-point recursion worked. This sent me down a rabbit hole terminating with me studying the Y and Z combinators. Ironically, after understanding the `fix` function, I realized that I didn't need to use it where I was consuming it. I ended up pruning most of my configuration, which resulted in this commit. Yours truly, lambda f: (lambda x: f(x(x)))(lambda x: f(x(x))) 2020-03-01 23:16:07 +01:00			`{ ... }:`
Nixify repo Using @tazjin's depot/default.nix to bootstrap this project. I'll be borrowing his Nix idioms until I better understand Nix and have preferences of my own. 2020-01-23 17:30:39 +01:00
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Simpify top-level nix expression When I first created the monorepo, I borrowed @tazjin's monorepo's. I adapted his depot/default.nix, replacing some of his paths with my paths. This worked for me until recently. I attemped to include <briefcase/monzo_ynab/job> as a systemd unit for my NixOS machine, socrates. NixOS failed to build my changes, and I didn't fully understand my default.nix since I borrowed most of it from @tazjin. I spent the past week looking at the `fix` function. I realized that I didn't fully understand how fixed-point recursion worked. This sent me down a rabbit hole terminating with me studying the Y and Z combinators. Ironically, after understanding the `fix` function, I realized that I didn't need to use it where I was consuming it. I ended up pruning most of my configuration, which resulted in this commit. Yours truly, lambda f: (lambda x: f(x(x)))(lambda x: f(x(x))) 2020-03-01 23:16:07 +01:00			`readTree = import <depot/nix/readTree> {} {`
			`pkgs = import <nixpkgs> {};`
			`depot = import <depot> {};`
Remove default values for Nix expression parameters I'm not sure if this commit breaks everything in my monorepo. I think it will. Why am I doing this? Perhaps it's a bad idea. I don't fully understand how readTree works. My ignorance is costing me hours of time spent debugging. In an effort to better understand readTree, I'm removing the default values for my Nix expression parameters, which I believe have preventing errors from surfacing. 2020-02-23 23:29:32 +01:00			`briefcase = import <briefcase> {};`
Nixify repo Using @tazjin's depot/default.nix to bootstrap this project. I'll be borrowing his Nix idioms until I better understand Nix and have preferences of my own. 2020-01-23 17:30:39 +01:00			`};`
Simpify top-level nix expression When I first created the monorepo, I borrowed @tazjin's monorepo's. I adapted his depot/default.nix, replacing some of his paths with my paths. This worked for me until recently. I attemped to include <briefcase/monzo_ynab/job> as a systemd unit for my NixOS machine, socrates. NixOS failed to build my changes, and I didn't fully understand my default.nix since I borrowed most of it from @tazjin. I spent the past week looking at the `fix` function. I realized that I didn't fully understand how fixed-point recursion worked. This sent me down a rabbit hole terminating with me studying the Y and Z combinators. Ironically, after understanding the `fix` function, I realized that I didn't need to use it where I was consuming it. I ended up pruning most of my configuration, which resulted in this commit. Yours truly, lambda f: (lambda x: f(x(x)))(lambda x: f(x(x))) 2020-03-01 23:16:07 +01:00			`in {`
			`nixos = readTree ./nixos;`
Move wrapNonNixProgram to utils module Define the wrapNonNixProgram in my Nix utils module. 2020-03-14 00:03:57 +01:00			`utils = readTree ./utils;`
Move emacs to top-level nix expression When I run `nix-build -f '<briefcase>' -iA emacs`, readTree will define... - pkgs - depot - briefcase ...and whatever else I choose to define. 2020-03-04 20:11:47 +01:00			`emacs = readTree ./emacs;`
Simpify top-level nix expression When I first created the monorepo, I borrowed @tazjin's monorepo's. I adapted his depot/default.nix, replacing some of his paths with my paths. This worked for me until recently. I attemped to include <briefcase/monzo_ynab/job> as a systemd unit for my NixOS machine, socrates. NixOS failed to build my changes, and I didn't fully understand my default.nix since I borrowed most of it from @tazjin. I spent the past week looking at the `fix` function. I realized that I didn't fully understand how fixed-point recursion worked. This sent me down a rabbit hole terminating with me studying the Y and Z combinators. Ironically, after understanding the `fix` function, I realized that I didn't need to use it where I was consuming it. I ended up pruning most of my configuration, which resulted in this commit. Yours truly, lambda f: (lambda x: f(x(x)))(lambda x: f(x(x))) 2020-03-01 23:16:07 +01:00			`blog = readTree ./blog;`
			`lisp = readTree ./lisp;`
			`gopkgs = readTree ./gopkgs;`
			`monzo_ynab = readTree ./monzo_ynab;`
			`third_party = readTree ./third_party;`
			`tools = readTree ./tools;`
Nixify repo Using @tazjin's depot/default.nix to bootstrap this project. I'll be borrowing his Nix idioms until I better understand Nix and have preferences of my own. 2020-01-23 17:30:39 +01:00			`}`