DashieTM 903088cf12 Update url in example

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A very opinionated (technically only for me) configuration that allows easy adding and removing of systems alongside custom configurations for each system.

Usage

This flake is intended to be used as an input to your own NixOS configuration:

dashNix = {
  url = "github:DashieTM/DashNix";
  inputs = {
    # ensure these are here to update the packages on your own
    nixpkgs.follows = "nixpkgs";
    stable.follows = "stable";
  };
};

You can then configure your systems in your flake outputs with a provided library command:

nixosConfigurations = (inputs.dashNix.dashNixLib.build_systems [
  "system1"
  "system2"
  "system3"
] ./.);

In order for your configuration to work, you are required to at least provide a single config file with a further config file being optional for custom configuration.

Here is a minimal required configuration (the TODOs mention a required change):

{
  # variables for system
  conf = {
    # TODO change this to your monitor and your pc name
    # should be something like DP-1
    monitor = "YOURMONITOR";
    username = "YOURNAME";
    # the name of your system
    hostname = "YOURNAME";
    # TODO only needed when you use intel -> amd is default
    # cpu = "intel";
  };
  # modules
  mods = {
    sops.enable = false;
    nextcloud.enable = false;
    hyprland.monitor = [
      # default
      # TODO change this to your resolution
      "DP-1,1920x1080@144,0x0,1"
      # all others
      ",highrr,auto,1"
    ];
    # or amd, whatever you have
    nvidia.enable = true;
    kde_connect.enable = true;
    # TODO change this to your main resolution
    # -> this will be your login manager
    greetd = { resolution = "3440x1440@180"; };
  };
}

Modules

This configuration features several modules that can be used as preconfigured "recipies". These modules attempt to combine the home-manager and nixos packages/options to one single configuration file for each new system. For package lists, please check the individual modules, as the lists can be long.

base packages : A list of system packages to be installed by default
home packages : A list of home packages to be installed by default
media packages : A list of media packages to be installed by default
coding packages : A list of coding packages to be installed by default
acpid : Enables the acpid daemon
bluetooth : Configures/enables bluetooth and installs tools for bluetooth
drives : A drive configuration module
flatpak : Installs and enables declarative flatpak
gnome_services : Gnome services for minimal enviroments -> Window managers etc
gpu : GPU settings (AMD)
greetd : Enables and configures the greetd/regreet login manager with Hyprland
kde_connect : Enables KDE connect and opens its ports
layout : Modules to configure keyboard layout system wide
piper : Installs and enables piper alongside its daemon
printing : Enables and configures printing services
virtualbox : Enables and configures virtualbox
xone : Installs the xone driver
starship : Configures the starship prompt
keepassxc : Configures keepassxc
gaming : Configures gaming related features (launchers, gamemode)
stylix : Configures system themes, can also be applied to dashvim if used.
git : Git key and config module
nextcloud : Handles synchronization via nextcloud cmd. (requires config.sops.secrets.nextcloud)
firefox: Enables and configures firefox (extensions and settings)
Hyprland: Installs and configures Hyprland with various additional packages
yazi: Installs yazi and sets custom keybinds
teams: For the poor souls that have to use this....
sops: Enables sops-nix
fish: Enables and configures fish shell
kitty: Enables and configures kitty terminal

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