module: add Lorri service #204
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| config = mkIf cfg.enable { | ||
| environment.systemPackages = [ cfg.package ]; | ||
| launchd.user.agents.lorri = { |
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From what I recall the lorri daemon runs evaluation, which means in order to evaluate expressions with builtins.fetchTarball or fetchGit it will need access to tar/git. There's a path option for launchd services which provides a convenient way to expose binaries.
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So I guess you can just add this:
| launchd.user.agents.lorri = { | |
| launchd.user.agents.lorri = { | |
| path = with pkgs; [ nix gitMinimal gnutar gzip ]; |
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Thanks for the clarification @LnL7 |
Just to throw a spanner in the works, there are a few other examples to use for reference/inspiration:
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I ran into permission issues with macOS 10.15.5 and lorri running as user agent. I am launching lorri via shell invocation so it gets the NIX_PATH correctly. I had to give "Full Disk Access" to my shell to make the daemon work with files in It may be better to run lorri as system agent to get around this issue. |
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@jamesottaway mkdir example
lorri init
# add pkgs.cowsay to shell.nix
cd ..
cd example
cowsay
# Unknown command cowsayDoes that work on your machine? |
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@tricktron no, looks like I'm in need of some more tinkering. thanks for the heads up. |
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@LnL7 @zachcoyle @jamesottaway I made it working and opened another pull request #222. |
I've added a service module to enable the Lorri daemon, adapted from the home-manager Lorri service.
It may still be missing something, as I'm not sure exactly what the following lines do:
https://github.com/rycee/home-manager/blob/8af92f844f6acb3957dd68072e8fc0e00d4c3eba/modules/services/lorri.nix#L41-L44