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{ system ? "x86_64-linux", sources ? import ./npins }:
let
# some of my dependencies are only usable as flakes. this is just enough
# nonsense to import these
callFlake = name: inputs:
let
self = (import "${sources.${name}}/flake.nix").outputs
({ inherit self; } // inputs);
in
self // { outPath = sources.${name}.outPath; };
inputs = sources // rec {
flake-utils = callFlake "flake-utils" { };
deploy-rs = callFlake "deploy-rs" {
# there's an implicit contract here that the module deploy-rs produces
# will not depend on the nixpkgs it is given, but that works out
inherit nixpkgs;
utils = flake-utils;
};
# both copies of nixpkgs get // { outPath = }'d, so that the nixPath
# override can use these paths.
nixpkgs = import sources.nixpkgs {
inherit system;
overlays = [
(import sources.rust-overlay)
deploy-rs.overlay
(import ./pkgs/overlay.nix { inherit inputs; })
lix-overlay
];
} // { outPath = sources.nixpkgs.outPath; };
nixpkgs-unstable =
import sources.nixpkgs-unstable { inherit system; }
// { outPath = sources.nixpkgs-unstable.outPath; };
# this absurd third copy only exists because non-flake nixpkgs does not
# as easily expose the evalConfig function ..
nixpkgs-flake =
(import "${sources.nixpkgs}/flake.nix").outputs { self = nixpkgs-flake; };
home-manager = callFlake "home-manager" { inherit nixpkgs; };
feeds = import /home/stuebinm/org/nonpublic.nix;
sops-nix = import "${sources.sops-nix}/modules/sops";
simple-nixos-mailserver = import sources.simple-nixos-mailserver;
lix-overlay = import "${sources.lix-nixos-module}/overlay.nix" {
lix = sources.lix;
};
};
in inputs
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