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#!/usr/bin/env zsh
# I don't believe the interface for Nix's utility scripts are very good. Guix's,
# on the other hand, is excellent. Management of your OS is done by a single
# program with simpler, more intuitive commands. This script is a rudimentary
# attempt at giving me that.
#
# dots cd|check -> nix flake check $DOTFILES
# dots sh|show -> nix flake show $DOTFILES
# dots u|update -> nix flake update --recreate-lock-file $DOTFILES
# dots re|rebuild -> nixos-rebuild --flake $DOTFILES#$HOSTNAME ${1:-build}
# dots rollback -> dots rebuild --rollback switch
# dots vm -> dots rebuild vm
# dots up|upgrade -> dots update && dots rebuild switch
# dots gc -> GC user profile, optimise nix store
# sudo dots gc -> GC, optimise nix store, & delete old boot entries
# dots push REMOTE -> push flake to remote (over SSH) and rebuild remotely
# dots gen|generations -> explore, manage, diff across generations (WIP)
#
# dots (with no sub-command) can also be used as an alternative to nix-env:
#
# dots -q
# dots -iA nixos.htop
# dots -e htop
set -e
REMOTE=${REMOTE:-"~/.config/dotfiles"}
DOTFILES="${0:a:h}/.."
#
function main {
function _do { [[ $DRYRUN ]] && echo "$@" || "$@" }
### Helpers
function _usage {
echo "Usage: dots COMMAND [FLAGS...] [ARGS...]"
echo
echo "Available commands:"
echo " init TODO"
echo " upgrade (up) TODO"
echo " rebuild (re) TODO"
echo " rollback TODO"
echo " gc TODO"
echo " vm TODO"
echo " push Push thie config to a remote NixOS system and rebuild it"
echo " generations (gen) TODO"
}
function _rebuild {
# Move to $DOTFILES to prevent polluting the system with result links
pushd $DOTFILES >/dev/null
_do sudo nixos-rebuild --flake ".#$HOSTNAME" ${@:-build}
popd >/dev/null
}
function _update {
echo "Updating NixOS flake"
_do nix flake update --recreate-lock-file "$DOTFILES"
}
function _gc {
if [[ $EUID == 0 ]]; then
echo "Cleaning up your system..."
_do sudo nix-collect-garbage ${@:--d}
# nix-collect-garbage is a Nix tool, not a NixOS tool. It won't delete old
# boot entries until you do a nixos-rebuild (which means we'll always have
# 2 boot entries at any time). Instead, we properly delete them by
# reloading the current environment.
_do sudo nix-env --delete-generations old --profile /nix/var/nix/profiles/system
_do sudo /nix/var/nix/profiles/system/bin/switch-to-configuration switch
else
echo "Cleaning up your user profile..."
_do nix-collect-garbage ${@:--d}
fi
_do nix-store --optimise
}
###
cmd="$1"
[[ $# > 0 ]] && shift
case "$cmd" in
# TODO Repl/shell for nixos+dotfiles
# sh|shell) _do nix-shell "$@" ;;
# repl) _do nix develop "$@" ;;
ch|check) _do nix flake check "$DOTFILES";;
sh|show) _do nix flake show "$DOTFILES" ;;
re|rebuild) _rebuild "${@:-switch}" ;;
rollback) _rebuild --rollback switch ;;
vm) _rebuild "$@" vm ;;
u|update) _update "$@" ;;
up|upgrade) _update && _rebuild switch ;;
gc) _gc "$@" ;;
push)
rsync -avzh ./ "$1:$REMOTE/"
ssh -t -l "$USERNAME" "$1" "$REMOTE/hey re" "${@[2,-1]}"
;;
gen|generations)
profile=/nix/var/nix/profiles/system
case "$1" in
switch) >&2 echo "Targeted rollback not supported yet" ;; # TODO Is this true?
diff)
to=/nix/var/nix/profiles/system-${2}-link
diff \
<(nix-store -q --references $profile) \
<(nix-store -q --references $to)
;;
remove)
shift
_do sudo nix-env --delete-generations --profile $profile $@
;;
"")
_do sudo nix-env --list-generations --profile $profile
;;
esac
;;
h|help|-h|--help) _usage ;;
-*) _do nix-env "$cmd" "$@" ;;
"") _usage ;;
*) echo "Couldn't find command: $cmd" 1>&2
exit 1
;;
esac
}
main "$@"