nix-darwin config. shared with natalie
chloe caruso
6cb28f1a2d
i've had issues with snacks' file tree, to the point where the delete
operation would corrupt my editor state. the worst of which being a bug
that caused my entire project to get deleted when pressing 'd' on a
directory with corrupt state[1]. it's unacceptable, and i no longer
trust any of the 'snacks.nvim' project.
the neotree plugin is much nicer in my opinion, and what's great about
it is there is a easy command list by pressing '?' on the file view.
the big part of this commit is introducing 'vim.keybinds' (not to be
confused with the existing 'keymaps' array). we now have a centralized
system for defining keyboard shortcuts. in theory, user configs can
override my default keymap, but i think the current users will
appreciate these default settings. theres a handful of built-in keybinds
for activating the newly added fzf-lua plugin (replaces telescope and
snacks' pickers, losing no functionality).
as one bonus treat, leader g g for integrated lazygit!
[1]:
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| files | ||
| lib | ||
| modules | ||
| packages | ||
| users | ||
| .gitignore | ||
| .mailmap | ||
| flake.lock | ||
| flake.nix | ||
| nvim | ||
| readme.md | ||
| switch | ||
nix config
this setup allows natalie and chloe to share common configuration between their machines, but also share useful modules between each other.
lib/ # reusable functions
modules/ # reusable modules
+-- home/ # home program configurations
+-- macos/ # nix-darwin configurations
+-- neovim/ # nvf configurations
+-- nixos/ # linux configurations
+-- shared/ # shared between nixos-rebuild & darwin-rebuild
users/
+-- chloe/
| +-- user.nix # info about her
| +-- configuration.nix # for all hosts (system)
| +-- home.nix # for all hosts (userspace)
| +-- vim.nix # for neovim
| +-- sandwich/
| | +-- configuration.nix # per host
| | +-- home.nix
| +-- paperback/
| ...
+-- natalie/
+-- user.nix # info about her
...
A new machine can be added by adding a new definition in flake.nix. Note that
the user and host configuration.nix and home.nix files are
macOS installation instructions
Install Nix using the upstream Nix (Pick "no" then "yes):
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf -L https://install.determinate.systems/nix | \
sh -s -- install
While this installs, now is a good time to perform manual setup steps:
- Setup your SSH keys in
~/.ssh - Configure the device hostname in System Settings in
- About -> Name
- General -> Sharing -> Local Hostname
- Make sure you're logged into iCloud / Mac App Store
xcode-select --installto make sure Git and other utilities are available.- Optional: Disable app verification with
sudo spctl --master-disable, then, go to System Settings -> Privacy to allow unsigned apps.
Once Nix is installed, open a new shell and clone the repository:
# Clone via HTTPs
git clone https://git.paperclover.net/clo/config.git
# With SSH Authentication
git clone git@git.paperclover.net:clo/config
The location of the cloned repository must match what is in your user.nix
file.
Setup nix-darwin using the switch helper:
./switch
Neovim configuration
By default, neovim is configured to all machines in $PATH. Neovim can be run
directly via nix run, which skips needing to build the whole system
configuration.
nix run .#nvim-natalie # run by user
./nvim # run based on your username