wrapperManagerLib.modules

`wrapperManagerLib.modules.makeWraparound`

Make a wrapper-manager wrapper config containing a sub-wrapper that wraps another program. Several examples of this includes sudo, Bubblewrap, and Gamescope.

Arguments

Its arguments is a sole attribute set with the following expected attributes:

arg0: Similar to wrappers.<name>.arg0 from wrapper-manager module, it is a store path containing an executable used as the main program of the wrapper.
under: Similar to arg0 but for the wraparound (e.g., sudo, doas, Bubblewrap).
underFlags: Arguments of the wraparound. Defaults to an empty list.
underSeparator: An optional string acting as the separator between the wraparound’s arguments and the arg0’s arguments.

Note that the argument attrset can contain any attribute. The attrset is then separated as a module and an additional module using the above attributes.

Type

makeWraparound :: Attr -> Module

Example

makeWraparound {
  arg0 = lib.getExe' pkgs.hello "hello";
  appendArgs = [ "--traditional" ];
  under = lib.getExe' pkgs.sudo "sudo";
  underFlags = [ "-u" "admin" ];
}
=>
{
  _type = "merge";
  contents = [ ... ];
}

`wrapperManagerLib.modules.mkWraparoundBefore`

Create a order priority value assigned for wraparound arguments.

Arguments

Same as nixpkgs' lib.mkBefore and lib.mkAfter.

Examples

mkWraparoundBefore wraparoundArgs ++ [ "--" ] ++ [ (lib.getExe pkgs.hello) ]