This should help to maintain uniformity and hopefully make contributions
easier.
Kept regression tests local to the derivation, however these are also
added to the flake checks.
Based of the README for now, with a small additional "welcome to the
docs" section.
Perhaps in future, we could re-use the README.md verbatim? Perhaps with
some additional post-processing.
I think we'd want to dramatically reduce its size first though.
By having a dedicated homepage outside of `user-guide`, this fixes#1625
This minimal implementation allows `nixpkgs.pkgs` to be defined, but
does not implement evaluating an instance from a pkgsPath when _not_
defined.
The `defaultPkgs` specialArg is dropped in favour of `nixpkgs.pkgs`
being defined. If it's not defined, an assertion is thrown.
In the future, a nixpkgs source path can be supplied, defaulting to the
flake's `inputs.nixpkgs`. Along with other `nixpkgs.*` options, this
will allow a `pkgs` instance to be evaluated within the module eval.
By default `lib.evalModules` will check all config definitions match
a declared option (or a freeform type), leading to errors like:
error: The option `wrapRc' does not exist.
Setting `_module.freeformType` or `_module.check` will disable this,
allowing us to evaluate the option declaration without checking the
config definitions.
In the two places where our "helpers" lib is exclusively internal
(flake module args and building the docs), we no longer supply `pkgs`.
In the other 4 locations, we now note why we still do in a comment.
The old `default.nix` is inlined into the "lib" flake-module, which is
the only place it was used.
This allows "helpers" to take its rightful place at the root of `./lib` 👑
Since starting to use `lib.mkPackageOption` throughout nixvim, users
will see a slightly different error message when encountering mismatched
nixpkgs channel errors.
Also fleshed out some recommendations.
Instead of maintainers providing an actual `defaultPackage`, they should
specify the pkg name which we'll use when calling `lib.mkPackageOption`.
This makes `mkVimPlugin` and `mkNeovimPlugin` compliant with #1950.
Long descriptions for plugins will shove the plugin's source link and
maintainer information far down the page. Since those are fairly short
and the description is a variable size. Moving below to maintain
consistent placement.
Make our "extended" lib available to host modules as `_module.args.nixvimLib`.
We didn't do this before because `helpers` was too generic of a name,
but `nixvimLib` should be ok.
{ nixvimLib, ... }: {
programs.nixvim.someOption = nixvimLib.nixvim.mkRaw "print('Hi')";
}
