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add section NixOS Configuration Editors #132
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Still a few to look at.
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* [mynixos.com](https://mynixos.com/) - Create and share software configurations using the NixOS ecosystem. |
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I tried the tool and it looks like it allows you to:
- Create Nix flakes
- Manage flake inputs
- Create outputs of the following types:
- Development shell
- Home Manager config
- Home Manager module
- NixOS config
- NixOS module
- Package using nixos-generate to create an image from one of the configurations
- Search for packages from flakes in the flake registry and add them to one of the
devShell
s, configurations or modules - Search for NixOS options from flakes in the flake registry and add them to one of the configurations or modules
- Commit the current state to create a new version in a rudimentary version control system.
- Download the flake as a tarball
It does not appear to be possible to modify the flake externally and then upload it back to the editor so it pretty much locks you to the on-line editor if you do not want to manually sync your changes.
So I would change the description to something like “Create and manage Nix flakes (including NixOS and home-manager configurations and modules) using an on-line editor. It is not possible to edit the data externally and upload them to the app.”
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yepp, its just a config generator, not a config editor
... because parsing arbitrary nix expressions is hard.
probably the internal storage format is not nix, but something static like json.
thats what i mean with "creating graphical nix editors is hard"
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Kinda wonder if we should have a separate section for "NixOS Configuration Editors" now, given how few are currently maintained.
Co-authored-by: David Houston <houstdav000@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Jan Tojnar <jtojnar@gmail.com>
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I'd say it looks good enough now.
this is an import of my nixos wiki article NixOS configuration editors
why?
im working on a config editor with webinterface
see nixos-config-webui
the main problem with all these config editors is:
we have no incremental evaluator for nix
so you cannot really build a hybrid editor
which is both pretty and powerful
thats also why we still have no proper intellisense for nix files
see also nix-community/rnix-lsp#41
so currently im working on that in my nix-eval-js