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With the right configuration alongside system
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@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ As a helpful summary, here's what my flake should contain sorting from the most
* `overlays` contains the overlay for extending nixpkgs with my packages.
If you want to use my packages alongside the nixpkgs attribute then this is what you're looking for.
* `homeManagerModules` are where my link:./modules/home-manager[custom home-manager modules] to be exported.
* `homeModules` are where my link:./modules/home-manager[custom home-manager modules] to be exported.
footnote:[This is more useful than my NixOS modules.]
* `nixosModules` are composed from NixOS modules defined in link:./modules/nixos[`./modules/nixos`].
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* `devShells` from link:./shells/[my custom environments].
Similar to `homeManagerConfigurations`, you can easily use it outside of NixOS.
* `homeManagerConfigurations` contains my various link:https://github.com/nix-community/home-manager[home-manager] configurations from link:./users/home-manager/[`./users/home-manager/`].
* `homeConfigurations` contains my various link:https://github.com/nix-community/home-manager[home-manager] configurations from link:./users/home-manager/[`./users/home-manager/`].
The neat thing about it is you can easily install it in a non-NixOS Linux distro.
* `deploy` are nodes to be deployed by link:https://github.com/serokell/deploy-rs[deploy-rs].
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├── default.nix
├── flake.lock
├── flake.nix
├── images.toml
└── README.adoc
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One of the more notable files here when first start looking is the link:./images.toml[`./images.toml`] file where it contains a description of the images.
The data is then used for certain functions in the flake definition file (i.e., `flake.nix`).
The data can contain from what image output format it is intended to be deployed (most likely used anyways), the nixpkgs channel to be used, and its system (e.g., `x86_64-linux`).
Most of the said folders are related to a flake output attribute, see <<whats-in-my-flake>> for more details.
* link:./hosts/[`./hosts/`] contain machine-specific configuration.