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Flakes are written in the Nix programming language, which is a
functional language. As with most programming languages, there are many
ways to achieve the same result. Below is an example you can follow when
writing your own flakes. I’ll explain the example in some detail.
writing your own flakes. I'll explain the example in some detail.
[source,subs=quotes]
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@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ this part of the flake should be familiar. Remember also that any
dependencies in the input section should also be listed at the beginning
of the outputs section `❷`.
Now it’s time to look at the content of the output section. If we want
Now it's time to look at the content of the output section. If we want
the package to be available for multiple systems (e.g.,
"`x86_64-linux`", "`aarch64-linux`", "`x86_64-darwin`", and
"`aarch64-darwin`"), we need to define the output for each of those
@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ The function then iterates over all default systems to generate the
outputs for each one.
The `devShells` variable specifies the environment that should be
available when doing development on the package. If you don’t need a
available when doing development on the package. If you don't need a
special development environment, you can omit this section. At `❹` you
would list any tools (e.g., compilers and language-specific build tools)
you want to have available in a development shell. If the compiler needs
@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ were written or updated recently.
The `apps` variable identifies any applications provided by the flake.
In particular, it identifies the default executable ❻ that `nix run`
will run if you don’t specify an app.
will run if you don't specify an app.
Below is a list of some functions that are commonly used in
this section.
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General-purpose::
The standard environment provides `mkDerivation`, which is especially
useful for the typical `./configure; make; make install` scenario.
It’s customisable.
It's customisable.
Python::
`buildPythonApplication`, `buildPythonPackage`.
Haskell::