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Replace buildable.nix by ci.nix

The `ci.nix` file contains a number of improvements over
`buildable.nix`. For example, it

- honors `recurseForDerivations` to also build packages inside
  attributes,

- builds all package outputs, and

- separates buildable and cacheable outputs such that packages having
  `preferLocalBuild` are not cached.

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lib

Update to the new NUR format

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modules

Define modules as paths to functions, not functions

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overlays

Update to the new NUR format

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pkgs/example-package

Fix example package

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.gitignore

Initial commit

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.travis.yml

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ci.nix

Replace buildable.nix by ci.nix

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default.nix

Update to the new NUR format

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LICENSE

Initial commit

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overlay.nix

Refactor overlay.nix

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README.md

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README.md

nur-packages-template

A template for NUR repositories

Setup

Fork this repo
Add your packages to the pkgs directory and to default.nix
- Remember to mark the broken packages as broken = true; in the meta attribute, or travis (and consequently caching) will fail!
- Library functions, modules and overlays go in the respective directories
Add your NUR repo name and your cachix repo name (optional) to .travis.yml
- If you use cachix you should also add your cache's private key to travis' protected env variables
Enable travis for your repo
- You can add a cron job in the repository settings on travis to keep your cachix cache fresh
Change your travis and cachix names on the README template section and delete the rest
Add yourself to NUR

README template

nur-packages

My personal NUR repository