zimbatm

#!/bin/sh
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -euo pipefail

target_host=root@35.236.126.176
target_port=10022

export NIX_PATH=nixpkgs=/home/zimbatm/go/src/github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs
export NIX_SSHOPTS="-p $target_port"
export TERM=xterm

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
i=1
loop() {
  echo "iteration $i"
  ((i++))
  sleep 1
  echo loop >> "$0"
}
loop

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name = "etherbrowser"

packages = [
  # generic tooling
  "file",
  "gitAndTools.git",
  "gitAndTools.git-crypt",
  "gnugrep",
  "goreman",
  "reflex",

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nix-profile() {
  local profile=$PWD/.direnv/nix-profile
  mkdir -p .direnv

  rm -f "$profile"
  nix-build --out-link "$profile" profile.nix
  watch_file profile.nix

  #source "$profile/etc/profile.d/nix.sh"
  load_prefix "$profile"

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# Usage: use nix_shell
#
# Works like use_nix, except that it's only rebuilt if the shell.nix or
# default.nix file changes.  This avoids scenarios where the nix-channel is
# being updated and all the projects now need to be re-built.
#
# To force the reload the derivation, run `touch shell.nix`
use_nix() {
  local shellfile=shell.nix
  local wd=$PWD/.direnv/nix

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# Flake-lock source reader
with builtins;
let
  readJSON = f: fromJSON (readFile f);

  flakeLock = readJSON ../flake.lock;

  fetchers = {
    "github" = xxx: narHash:
      let

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{ lib
, bashInteractive
, buildEnv
, writeText
}:

{ name ? "profile"
, packages ? {}
, env ? {}
, profile ? ""

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{ pkgs }@orig:
{ pkgs ? orig.pkgs, rootDir }:
with builtins;
let
  mapAttrsMerge = pred: set:
    let
      mapF = name:
        let
          v = pred name set.${name};
        in

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{ cowsay, writeScriptBin }:
# When squinting, the alpaca looks a lot like a llama
writeScriptBin "alpacasay" ''
#!/bin/sh -e
${cowsay}/bin/cowsay -f ${./llama.cow} "$@"
''