Add NixOS and Home Manager configurations

Choose a configuration template from this list.

Run the create script to add your desired configuration template to your nix-config flake:

nix --experimental-features "nix-command flakes" run github:sid115/nix-core#apps.x86_64-linux.create -- \
-t TEMPLATE \
-u USERNAME \
-H HOST \
--git-name GIT_NAME \
--git-email GIT_EMAIL \
-f ~/.config/nixos

Change the architecture if needed. Supported architectures are listet under supportedSystems inside flake.nix.

See the script's help page for reference:

Usage: create -t|--template TEMPLATE -u|--user USERNAME -H|--host HOSTNAME [-f|--flake PATH/TO/YOUR/NIX-CONFIG] [--git-name GIT_NAME] [--git-email GIT_EMAIL]

Options:
    -t, --template TEMPLATE    Configuration template to use (mandatory)
    -u, --user USERNAME        Specify the username (mandatory)
    -H, --host HOSTNAME        Specify the hostname (mandatory)
    -f, --flake FLAKE          Path to your flake directory (optional, default: ~/.config/nixos)
    --git-name GIT_NAME        Specify the git name (optional, default: USERNAME)
    --git-email GIT_EMAIL      Specify the git email (optional, default: USERNAME@HOSTNAME)
    -h, --help                 Show this help message

Available configuration templates:
    hyprland
    server
    pi4
    vm-uefi

All templates should work right out of the box. You only need to edit the disk partitioning script (disks.sh) or provide a disko configuration (disko.nix) in your host directory. A basic single disk partitioning script is provided. Set your disk by its ID, which comes from ls -lAh /dev/disk/by-id.

Warning: The create script applies patch files. It will print what it patched to stdout. It is strongly recommended to verify them manually.

If you like, you can lock your flake before committing by running:

nix --experimental-features "nix-command flakes" flake lock