#+title: System-level Nix Modules
#+author: Emmet

Separate Nix files can be imported as modules using an import block:
#+BEGIN_SRC nix
imports = [ import1.nix
            import2.nix
            ...
          ];
#+END_SRC

My system-level Nix modules are organized into this directory:
- [[./hardware-configuration.nix][hardware-configuration]] - Default hardware config generated for my system
- [[./bin][bin]] - My own scripts
  - [[./bin/phoenix.nix][phoenix]] - My nix command wrapper
- [[./app][app]] - Necessary system-level configuration to get various apps working
- [[./hardware][hardware]] - Hardware configurations I may need to use
- [[./security][security]] - System-level security stuff
- [[./style][style]] - Stylix setup (system-wide base16 theme generation)
- [[./wm][wm]] - Necessary system-level configuration to get various window managers, wayland compositors, and/or desktop environments working

** Variables imported from flake.nix
Variables can be imported from [[../flake.nix][flake.nix]] by setting the =specialArgs= block inside the flake (see [[../flake.nix][my flake]] for more details).  This allows variables to merely be managed in one place ([[../flake.nix][flake.nix]]) rather than having to manage them in multiple locations.

I use this to pass a few attribute sets:
- =userSettings= - Settings for the normal user (see [[../flake.nix][flake.nix]] for more details)
- =systemSettings= - Settings for the system (see [[../flake.nix][flake.nix]] for more details)
- =inputs= - Flake inputs (see [[../flake.nix][flake.nix]] for more details)
- =pkgs-stable= - Allows me to include stable versions of packages along with (my default) unstable versions of packages