~/.dotfiles

My dotfiles collection for configuring frequently used programs. Managed via Nix and Home Manager

Usage

1. Install Nix

2. Activate a configuration interactively by running the following:

   nix run github:jtrrll/dotfiles home

Options

programs.bonsai.enable

• Default: false
• Description: Whether to enable a bonsai tree screensaver.
• Example: true

programs.edit.enable

• Default: false
• Description: Whether to enable edit.
• Example: true

programs.edit.package

• Default: <derivation edit>
• Description: The edit package to use

programs.matrix.enable

• Default: false
• Description: Whether to enable a matrix rain screensaver.
• Example: true

programs.snekcheck.enable

• Default: false
• Description: Whether to enable snekcheck.
• Example: true

programs.snekcheck.package

• Default: <derivation snekcheck-0.1.0>
• Description: The snekcheck package to use

services.codeStorage.enable

• Default: false
• Description: Whether to enable self-maintaining directories for source code and worktrees.
• Example: true

services.codeStorage.frequency

• Default: "daily"
• Description: The interval at which code storage maintenance runs.

This value is passed to the systemd timer configuration as the OnCalendar option.

The format is described in {manpage}systemd.time(7).

On Darwin, it must be one of: hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, semiannually, annually, which are implemented as defined in {manpage}systemd.time(7).

• Example: "weekly"

services.musicLibrary.enable

• Default: false
• Description: Whether to enable a curated music library.
• Example: true

services.serviceStatus.enable

• Default: false
• Description: Whether to enable HTTP server that reports managed background service status.
• Example: true

services.serviceStatus.port

• Default: 5679
• Description: Port to listen on.