wip: std skelleton (missing d2n function; help!) - #433
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| app = { | ||
| source = inputs.src; | ||
| projects = { | ||
| prettier = { | ||
| name = "prettier"; | ||
| subsystem = "nodejs"; | ||
| translator = "yarn-lock"; | ||
| }; | ||
| }; | ||
| }; |
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Help, please! 🙏 — This needs to be a derivation. How would I do that?
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| }: { | ||
| default = cell.packages.app; | ||
| app = | ||
| # a terrible idea |
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This could work but completely destroys the harmony 😃
But I don't think this is the right way. There must be a better way.
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Currently, we do not have a less terrible interface ;)
I plan to re-design this completely
I recently created a collaborative document to discuss how the new drem2nix API should look like.
Feel free to collaborate and dump your ideas there: https://pad.lassul.us/UswFgE39SDuvRcT3R7irNQ?view
To summarize it. I plan to change dream2nix to not provide any functions itself, and instead only export modules for drv-parts. After this, everything will evolve around individual derivations instead of flakes. Composing multiple packages to something like a flake will then be up to the user.
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Ok, that is frankly extremely promising.
I engaged in a round of (extensive) comments trying to fully cover my stakeholder perspective as a:
- DevOps persona operating on the intersection of Ops, Build & DevX along the entire SDLC.
- Horizontal Integration Framework maintainer (i.e.
std) addressing the SDLC wholistically.
I'll reproduce the question about potential output contracts for Standard BlockTypeActions to consume (drv-parts contracts vs d2n contracts) also here in github: DavHau/drv-parts#1
| }) | ||
| .packages | ||
| .${inputs.nixpkgs.system} | ||
| .default; |
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You might want to pick prettier here instead of default. Sometimes the default might not point to what you want. The heuristic is a bit poor as of now.
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