Add Nix & IDX support #110

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Description

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Walkthrough

This update introduces Nix-based environment management and configuration for a development project. Key changes include adding directives to .envrc, updating .gitignore to exclude .direnv, and configuring dev.nix for package management and workspace setup. Additionally, flake.nix is defined to manage dependencies and development environments. These changes aim to streamline development workflows and improve environment consistency.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.envrc	Added directive use flake
.gitignore	Added exclusion for .direnv while maintaining existing exclusions
.idx/dev.nix	Added configurations for Nix environment setup, including packages, VS Code extensions, and commands
flake.nix	Defined inputs and outputs for project dependencies and development environments

Sequence Diagram(s) (Beta)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer
    participant .envrc
    participant dev.nix
    participant flake.nix

    Developer->>.envrc: Add `use flake` directive
    .envrc->>flake.nix: Reference flake configuration
    Developer->>.gitignore: Add `.direnv` exclusion
    Developer->>dev.nix: Configure packages and extensions
    dev.nix->>flake.nix: Define package dependencies
    flake.nix->>dev.nix: Provide environment setup
    Developer->>Environment: Use Nix for project setup

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[what-the-diff]

PR Summary

• Inclusion of .envrc File
  A new file named .envrc has been introduced. This file contains a line that instructs the system to utilize 'flake', a tool in our development toolbox. This will help with managing the project systematically.

• Updated .gitignore File
  The existing .gitignore file has been updated by adding .direnv at the end. This change makes sure our system ignores .direnv file changes, which keeps our project cleaner as any changes to this file are not tracked.

• Added .idx/dev.nix File
  A new configuration file named .idx/dev.nix has been created. It consists of multiple lines of settings and package imports. This is for setting up our project environment properly with all the required packages.

• Introduction of flake.nix File
  Another new configuration file flake.nix has been added. It possesses a wealth of configuration details and package imports. The function of this file is similar to the added .idx/dev.nix file - it guides the system on how to build our project and what packages to import.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 7fcd67e and 0028724.

Files selected for processing (4)

• .envrc (1 hunks)
• .gitignore (1 hunks)
• .idx/dev.nix (1 hunks)
• flake.nix (1 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)

• .gitignore

Additional comments not posted (9)

.envrc (1)

1-1: The directive to use Nix flakes is correctly added.

.idx/dev.nix (4)

8-25: The inclusion of essential packages for development is well-configured and aligns with the project's needs.

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27-27: Please verify if any environment variables are needed in the env block.

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30-36: Ensure that all VS Code extension IDs are correct and active on the marketplace.

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45-54: The preview configuration is well-set to facilitate web development.

flake.nix (4)

4-4: The flake description is appropriately set and informative.

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18-21: Please verify if the commented-out gomod2nix input is intended to be excluded or if it should be included.

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26-77: The outputs are well-configured to support multiple systems, ensuring broad compatibility.

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43-76: The development shells are well-configured with essential packages and a useful shell hook for environment setup.