Apparently the the generation of auto completion files depends on a
network connection. My `nix-build --pure` failed because of this.
Disabled autocompletion for now, given that minikube prints out lots of
documentaton if you provide partial commands.
The hack used here is shamelessly stolen from buildGoPackage. If it is
going to be applied to more expressions, it may make sense to factor it
out so it can be shared.
yuicompressor is a JavaScript and CSS minifier, distributed as a jar
file. This change uses `makeWrapper` to create a corresponding bin
script, adding `jre` as a dependency.
The SYSCONFDIR variable used in the Makefile servers two purposes:
1) During buildPhase, it is hardcoded into the executable as one of
the locations that will be searched for the i3blocks.conf config
file. We want this set to "/etc", so that "/etc/i3blocks.conf"
will be automatically loaded if it exists, as specified in the
manpage.
2) During installPhase, it specifies the location that the sample
i3blocks.conf should be installed to. We want this to be "$out/etc".
Case 2 was already handled correctly, but case 1 was not. This resulted
in i3blocks instead searching for i3blocks.conf in the default value of
SYSCONFDIR, which is "/usr/local/etc", a directory which generally does
not exist on NixOS. This commit remedies this problem by setting
SYSCONFDIR=/etc during buildPhase.
A minor stylistic fix (correcting a usage of "makeFlags" to "buildFlags"
in the expression) has also been applied in this commit.
ckb is a driver for Corsair keyboards/mice. It also contains a graphical tool for configuring their LED backlight settings.
The driver is implemented as a userland daemon. A NixOS module is included that runs this as a systemd service.
This PR makes a few changes to how things are done:
a) build and install "koch" - the nim make-type tool
b) use "koch" to bootstrap nim
c) build additional supporting tools such as nimble, nimgrep and nimsuggest
d) nim can use other c compilers than gcc, so instead of forcing gcc we use the one from stdenv
e) run the full test suite
We do not need the "nimble" package any longer as it is part of nim.
