Add Nix Flake to run with Nix#38
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Changed + merged 🎉 @OhMyMndy Would it be possible to move nix-related files into a subfolder ? |
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I don't think that is possible, at least it isn't as bad as having a Javascript project which has 20 different config files in the root directory of your project. Thanks for merging! |
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Damn, I am such an idiot, had the command in the README wrong, but correct in my first comment in this PR |
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ni biggie I'll update to Also, the use of |
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| # extraction + warning by charleywright, see: https://github.com/yne/dzr/issues/11 | ||
| unscramble(){ printf "${8}${16}${7}${15}${6}${14}${5}${13}${4}${12}${3}${11}${2}${10}${1}${9}";} | ||
| unscramble(){ printf "%s" "${8}${16}${7}${15}${6}${14}${5}${13}${4}${12}${3}${11}${2}${10}${1}${9}";} |
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this break usage form folder
./cgi-bin/dzr /track/117581954
xargs: dzr-url: No such file or directory
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@OhMyMndy |
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I'm rewinding master since it does not work on my NixOS install (only |
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@OhMyMndy any chance to get this working ? |
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@yne I'll give this another go this weekend! |
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is it still a work in progress ? |
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Hello!
Thanks for this awesome project!
I created a Nix Flake, so you can run
dzrwith one command. All the dependencies are included in the Flake and locked to a specific version.To update the dependencies
nix flake updatecan be run and theflake.lockfile will be updated in place with the latest packages fromnixpkgs-unstable.To develop with Nix, just clone the repo and run
nix runin the directory to run the local version of./dzr! Passing arguments can be done as suchnix run . -- /track/2317752015or run the Flake directly:nix run github:OhMyMndy/dzr/1be7e5288d6c8b9226c2596a615225630ee7b848' -- /track/2317752015for one of the last commits in this PR. You cannot link directly to a branch since that is not reproducible because you don't know when the upstream branch changes, the commit hash either exists, or it doesn't, always giving the same application and dependencies.