This repo contains my personal dotfiles for NixOS and macOS (Darwin)
If you somehow randomly stumbled upon this repo through a GitHub search or from my profile and want to find something interesting, here are some files worth looking at:
system.nix - Here I keep all my macOS system settings; they're pretty opinionated compared to the macOS defaults, but I think they're very sensible
nixcord.nix - My Nixcord config; it has the Catppuccin theme and a bunch of QoL (Quality of Life) plugins, making using Discord much nicer
I quite like the Catppuccin theme; it's pretty nice. I would imagine there are probably "better" themes (for me) out there, but I'm not aware of them yet, so Catppuccin it is!
Unfortunately, individual themes for programs or projects don't have a flake file (except for vscode), so I made my own custom modules to automate the creation of the themes. This way, it also allows me to specify the exact theme and accents I want, and for it to be downstreamd from the catppuccin module
catppuccin-userstyles.nix - Conveniently enough, Catppuccin has their theme for a bunch of sites. I love consistency, so I think it's a must-have, tbh
warp-terminal-catppuccin.nix - Warp Terminal, not much else to say
yt-dlp-script.sh - A bash script, I have to download video in my own "niche" format
update.sh - A neat bash script I have to update any custom modules I have (e.g [catppuccin-userstyles.nix](/modules/home-manager/custom/catppuccin-userstyles.n ix))
If you want to build my dotfiles, here's how to do it:
# Override secrets with your own or modify hosts/nixos/users.nix to not use secrets
# Delete my hardware-configuration.nix and create your own one
if [ ! -f "hosts/nixos/hardware-configuration.nix" ]; then
nixos-generate-config
mv "hardware-configuration.nix" "hosts/nixos/nyx"
rm "configuration.nix"
fi
nixos-rebuild switch --use-remote-sudo --flake "/etc/nixos"
# After initial build, you can use the `rebuild` aliasnix --experimental-features 'nix-command flakes' run nix-darwin -- switch --flake "$HOME/.nixpkgs"
darwin-rebuild switch --flake "$HOME/.nixpkgs"
# After initial build, you can use the `rebuild` alias