wrapperManagerLib.env

The VERY VERY root of wrapper-manager. This is the subset involving wrapper-manager environments. So far, you can evaluate and build a wrapper-manager configuration.

This means in theory, you could build wrapper-manager packages inside of a wrapper-manager configuration. (But I don’t encourage it.)

`wrapperManagerLib.env.build`

Given the attrset for evaluating a wrapper-manager module, return a derivation containing the wrapper.

Arguments

It has the same arguments as wrapperManagerLib.env.eval.

Type

build :: Attr -> Derivation

Example

build {
  pkgs = import <nixpkgs> { };
  modules = [
    ./wrapper-manager-config.nix
    ./modules/wrapper-manager
  ];
}
=>
<drv>

`wrapperManagerLib.env.eval`

Evaluate a wrapper-manager configuration.

Arguments

Its argument only expects a sole attribute set with the following attributes:

pkgs: A nixpkgs instance.
lib: The nixpkgs library subset. Defaults to pkgs.lib from the given nixpkgs instance.
modules: A list of additional wrapper-manager modules to be imported (typically the wrapper-manager configuration and additional modules) for the final configuration.
specialArgs: An additional set of module arguments that can be used in imports.

Type

eval :: Attr -> Attr

Example

eval {
  pkgs = import <nixpkgs> { };
  modules = [
    ./wrapper-manager-config.nix
    ./modules/wrapper-manager
  ];
}
=>
{
  _module = { ... };
  _type = "configuration";
  class = null;
  config = { ... };
  options = { ... };
  extendModules = <func>;
}