Flake Parts Conversion #3

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Ghost merged 3 commits from refs/pull/3/head into 2025-Flake

2025-05-12 20:58:28 +10:00

Ghost commented

2025-05-12 20:43:37 +10:00

(Migrated from codeberg.org)

Has been split out to allow for me to configure my laptop separately.

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Introduced modular, host-specific, and system-wide NixOS configurations with clear separation for hardware, network, users, and boot settings.
- Added new home environment modules for editors, GTK, Hyprland, and program management.
- Added custom Bibata cursor theme package for Hyprland with a configuration utility.
- Enabled pre-commit hooks and improved development shell setup.
- Added documentation for host and system configuration directories.
Bug Fixes
- Improved package sourcing for Hyprland services and ensured compatibility with system architecture.
Refactor
- Reorganized NixOS and home-manager configurations for clarity, modularity, and maintainability.
- Replaced global configuration files with per-host and per-system modules.
- Updated function signatures and argument handling for consistency.
Chores
- Removed obsolete and redundant configuration files, including legacy system, user, locale, networking, gaming, and experimental modules.
- Cleaned up style and formatting in various configuration files.
Documentation
- Added and updated README files for hosts and system directories.
- Removed outdated MGSV Linux setup guide.

Has been split out to allow for me to configure my laptop separately.  ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - Introduced modular, host-specific, and system-wide NixOS configurations with clear separation for hardware, network, users, and boot settings. - Added new home environment modules for editors, GTK, Hyprland, and program management. - Added custom Bibata cursor theme package for Hyprland with a configuration utility. - Enabled pre-commit hooks and improved development shell setup. - Added documentation for host and system configuration directories. - **Bug Fixes** - Improved package sourcing for Hyprland services and ensured compatibility with system architecture. - **Refactor** - Reorganized NixOS and home-manager configurations for clarity, modularity, and maintainability. - Replaced global configuration files with per-host and per-system modules. - Updated function signatures and argument handling for consistency. - **Chores** - Removed obsolete and redundant configuration files, including legacy system, user, locale, networking, gaming, and experimental modules. - Cleaned up style and formatting in various configuration files. - **Documentation** - Added and updated README files for hosts and system directories. - Removed outdated MGSV Linux setup guide.

Ghost commented

2025-05-12 20:43:44 +10:00

(Migrated from codeberg.org)

Walkthrough

This update introduces a significant restructuring of the NixOS configuration, transitioning from a monolithic, globals-driven approach to a modular, flake-parts-based system. Numerous files are removed or replaced, with new modules added for system, home, and host-specific configurations. Package management, user, hardware, networking, and desktop settings are now organized into dedicated directories and modules, with enhanced support for overlays, pre-commit hooks, and custom packages.

Changes

Files / Groups	Change Summary
`.gitmodules`, `config/sentinel.nvim`	Added a new submodule for `sentinel.nvim` in configuration.
`docs/MGSV.md`, `globals.nix`, `home/hyprland/default.nix`, `home/hyprland/widgets/fabric.nix`, `home/nvim.nix`, `home/oxidation.nix`, `home/programs.nix`, `nixos/default.nix`, `nixos/experimental/default.nix`, `nixos/experimental/nix.nix`, `nixos/experimental/oxidize.nix`, `nixos/gaming.nix`, `nixos/hardware.nix`, `nixos/hyprland.nix`, `nixos/locale.nix`, `nixos/networking.nix`, `nixos/shell.nix`, `nixos/system.nix`, `nixos/user.nix`	Removed legacy documentation and monolithic configuration files.
`flake.nix`	Rewritten to use `flake-parts`, reorganized inputs, outputs, and added cache configuration.
`home/default.nix`	Refactored: hardcoded user, switched to `specialArgs`, updated imports and manual settings.
`home/editors/default.nix`, `home/editors/jetbrains.nix`, `home/editors/nvim.nix`	Added modular editor configurations for JetBrains and Neovim.
`home/programs/default.nix`, `home/programs/gtk.nix`, `home/programs/hyprland/default.nix`, `home/programs/hyprland/settings.nix`, `home/programs/hyprland/widgets/default.nix`, `home/programs/shell.nix`	Introduced modular home-manager configurations for programs, GTK, Hyprland, widgets, and shell.
`home/programs/hyprland/services.nix`	Refactored to use inputs for package sources and simplified commands.
`hosts/README.md`, `hosts/atlas/default.nix`, `hosts/default.nix`, `hosts/striking_distance/default.nix`, `hosts/striking_distance/gaming.nix`, `hosts/striking_distance/home/default.nix`, `hosts/striking_distance/home/hyprland.nix`	Added modular host configurations and documentation for multi-host support.
`lib/paths/default.nix`, `system/overlays.nix`, `resources/widgets/ags.nix`	Minor parameter or style changes for consistency.
`pkgs/bibata-hyprcursor/configure.py`, `pkgs/bibata-hyprcursor/default.nix`, `pkgs/default.nix`	Added a custom Bibata Hyprcursor package with configuration script and Nix packaging.
`pre-commit-hooks.nix`	Added pre-commit hooks configuration with exclusions and formatting hooks.
`system/README.md`, `system/default.nix`, `system/core/boot.nix`, `system/core/default.nix`, `system/core/security.nix`, `system/core/users.nix`, `system/hardware/default.nix`, `system/network/default.nix`, `system/nix/default.nix`, `system/nix/nh.nix`, `system/programs/default.nix`, `system/programs/fonts.nix`, `system/programs/hyprland/audio.nix`, `system/programs/hyprland/default.nix`, `system/programs/hyprland/security.nix`, `system/programs/hyprland/services.nix`, `system/programs/qt.nix`, `system/programs/xdg.nix`	Introduced modular system configuration files for boot, security, users, hardware, network, Nix, programs, fonts, Hyprland, Qt, and XDG.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Flake
    participant SystemModules
    participant HomeModules
    participant HostModules

    User->>Flake: Run Nix build/apply configuration
    Flake->>SystemModules: Import and apply system configs (core, hardware, network, etc.)
    Flake->>HomeModules: Import and apply home-manager configs (editors, programs, shell, etc.)
    Flake->>HostModules: Import and apply host-specific configs (atlas, striking-distance, etc.)
    SystemModules->>SystemModules: Apply modular settings (boot, users, security, etc.)
    HomeModules->>HomeModules: Apply modular user environment (editors, GTK, shell, etc.)
    HostModules->>SystemModules: Merge host-specific settings into system
    HostModules->>HomeModules: Merge host-specific settings into home
    Flake->>User: System and home environments configured

Poem

A rabbit hopped through Nix’s field,
With modules new and old repealed.
Flakes now part, the configs split,
Each host and user finely knit.
Cursor themes and docs anew,
Modular paths for all to view.
Hippity-hop! The system’s bright,
Modular magic, pure delight!

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## Walkthrough This update introduces a significant restructuring of the NixOS configuration, transitioning from a monolithic, globals-driven approach to a modular, flake-parts-based system. Numerous files are removed or replaced, with new modules added for system, home, and host-specific configurations. Package management, user, hardware, networking, and desktop settings are now organized into dedicated directories and modules, with enhanced support for overlays, pre-commit hooks, and custom packages. ## Changes | Files / Groups | Change Summary | |-------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------| | `.gitmodules`, `config/sentinel.nvim` | Added a new submodule for `sentinel.nvim` in configuration. | | `docs/MGSV.md`, `globals.nix`, `home/hyprland/default.nix`, `home/hyprland/widgets/fabric.nix`, `home/nvim.nix`, `home/oxidation.nix`, `home/programs.nix`, `nixos/default.nix`, `nixos/experimental/default.nix`, `nixos/experimental/nix.nix`, `nixos/experimental/oxidize.nix`, `nixos/gaming.nix`, `nixos/hardware.nix`, `nixos/hyprland.nix`, `nixos/locale.nix`, `nixos/networking.nix`, `nixos/shell.nix`, `nixos/system.nix`, `nixos/user.nix` | Removed legacy documentation and monolithic configuration files. | | `flake.nix` | Rewritten to use `flake-parts`, reorganized inputs, outputs, and added cache configuration. | | `home/default.nix` | Refactored: hardcoded user, switched to `specialArgs`, updated imports and manual settings. | | `home/editors/default.nix`, `home/editors/jetbrains.nix`, `home/editors/nvim.nix` | Added modular editor configurations for JetBrains and Neovim. | | `home/programs/default.nix`, `home/programs/gtk.nix`, `home/programs/hyprland/default.nix`, `home/programs/hyprland/settings.nix`, `home/programs/hyprland/widgets/default.nix`, `home/programs/shell.nix` | Introduced modular home-manager configurations for programs, GTK, Hyprland, widgets, and shell. | | `home/programs/hyprland/services.nix` | Refactored to use inputs for package sources and simplified commands. | | `hosts/README.md`, `hosts/atlas/default.nix`, `hosts/default.nix`, `hosts/striking_distance/default.nix`, `hosts/striking_distance/gaming.nix`, `hosts/striking_distance/home/default.nix`, `hosts/striking_distance/home/hyprland.nix` | Added modular host configurations and documentation for multi-host support. | | `lib/paths/default.nix`, `system/overlays.nix`, `resources/widgets/ags.nix` | Minor parameter or style changes for consistency. | | `pkgs/bibata-hyprcursor/configure.py`, `pkgs/bibata-hyprcursor/default.nix`, `pkgs/default.nix` | Added a custom Bibata Hyprcursor package with configuration script and Nix packaging. | | `pre-commit-hooks.nix` | Added pre-commit hooks configuration with exclusions and formatting hooks. | | `system/README.md`, `system/default.nix`, `system/core/boot.nix`, `system/core/default.nix`, `system/core/security.nix`, `system/core/users.nix`, `system/hardware/default.nix`, `system/network/default.nix`, `system/nix/default.nix`, `system/nix/nh.nix`, `system/programs/default.nix`, `system/programs/fonts.nix`, `system/programs/hyprland/audio.nix`, `system/programs/hyprland/default.nix`, `system/programs/hyprland/security.nix`, `system/programs/hyprland/services.nix`, `system/programs/qt.nix`, `system/programs/xdg.nix` | Introduced modular system configuration files for boot, security, users, hardware, network, Nix, programs, fonts, Hyprland, Qt, and XDG. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant User participant Flake participant SystemModules participant HomeModules participant HostModules User->>Flake: Run Nix build/apply configuration Flake->>SystemModules: Import and apply system configs (core, hardware, network, etc.) Flake->>HomeModules: Import and apply home-manager configs (editors, programs, shell, etc.) Flake->>HostModules: Import and apply host-specific configs (atlas, striking-distance, etc.) SystemModules->>SystemModules: Apply modular settings (boot, users, security, etc.) HomeModules->>HomeModules: Apply modular user environment (editors, GTK, shell, etc.) HostModules->>SystemModules: Merge host-specific settings into system HostModules->>HomeModules: Merge host-specific settings into home Flake->>User: System and home environments configured ``` ## Poem > ``` > A rabbit hopped through Nix’s field, > With modules new and old repealed. > Flakes now part, the configs split, > Each host and user finely knit. > Cursor themes and docs anew, > Modular paths for all to view. > Hippity-hop! 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