Initial repo for search and displace code (written for, rather than the tools used in the processing)
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## locolamp: Download a collection of binaries for use in "LAMP"-style development ## (Apache, PHP, NodeJS, etc). Binaries are downloaded from nixpkgs. ## ## This file is generally organized into sections: ## 1. Import a list of available software packages. ## 2. Pick a list of specific packages.
{ pkgs ? import <nixpkgs> { inherit system; }, system ? builtins.currentSystem }:
################################################################################ ## Import a list of available software packages. ## ## Observe: The list of available software comes from Github (`https://github.com/OWNER/PROJECT/archive/REF.tar.gz`). ## The Github URLs can be changed to reference: ## ## - Branches ## - Tags or commits ## - Unofficial forks (different owners/projects) ## ## Referencing a branch means that `nix-shell` will (from time to time) automatically get ## newer versions of the packages. Referencing a tag or commit means that ## the exact versions of the software will be locked.
let
#### ## Import the standard package repository (nixpkgs v18.09). Assign it the name "pkgs". ## ## Observe: The name "pkgs" follows a coding-convention, but it's just a ## local variable. We could call it anything (as long as we're consistent ## about it below). ## ## Observe: The notation `import (...url...) {...options...}` accepts a list of options. ## This can be useful if you need custom compilation options for some packages.
pkgs = import (fetchTarball https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs-channels/archive/nixos-20.03.tar.gz) { inherit system; };
#### ## Import some specific packages that are not available in nixpkgs.
## "callPackage" is a common helper/convention that makes it easier to get other packages. callPackage = path: overrides: let f = import path; in f ((builtins.intersectAttrs (builtins.functionArgs f) pkgs) // overrides);
## By default, we download a specific version of loco. But if you had a ## local codebase for development purposes, you could use that instead.
#loco = callPackage (fetchTarball https://github.com/totten/loco/archive/v0.4.3.tar.gz) {};
ramdisk = callPackage (fetchTarball https://github.com/totten/ramdisk/archive/5c699fbeb8ce3d8f3862a726e1e2684067b237dd.tar.gz) {};
## Generating php.ini requires some special work. phpExtLoader = extSpec: (callPackage ./.loco/pkgs/php-exts/default.nix ({ inherit pkgs; } // extSpec));
sd-core = callPackage (fetchTarball https://git.law/newroco/searchanddisplace-core/archive/master.tar.gz) {};
sd-ingest = callPackage (fetchTarball https://git.law/newroco/searchanddisplace-ingest/archive/master.zip) {};
################################################################################ ## Now, we have a list of available software packages. ## Let's define the "locolamp" project and include some specific dependencies.
in [ ## Major services / runtimes ramdisk pkgs.apacheHttpd /* ... or pkgs.nginx ... */ ## pkgs.mariadb /* ... or pkgs.mysql57, pkgs.mysql55 ... */ pkgs.nodejs-10_x /* ... or pkgs.nodejs-8_x, pkgs.nodes-6_x ... */ pkgs.redis /* ... or pkgs.memcached ... */
pkgs.php74 /* ... or pkgs.php71, oldPkgs.php70, oldPkgs.php56 ... */ (phpExtLoader { zendExts = [ ##pkgs.php74Packages.xdebug ]; stdExts = [ pkgs.php74Packages.redis ## pkgs.php74Packages.imagick ]; }) pkgs.python38 (phpExtLoader { zendExts = []; stdExts = [ pkgs.python38Packages.supervisor pkgs.python38Packages.tesserocr pkgs.python38Packages.pdftotext pkgs.python38Packages.opencv3 ]; })
# pkgs.mailcatcher
## CLI utilities pkgs.bzip2 pkgs.curl pkgs.git ##pkgs.gnutar pkgs.hostname ##pkgs.ncurses pkgs.patch pkgs.php74Packages.composer ##pkgs.rsync ##pkgs.unzip pkgs.which pkgs.zip pkgs.sqlite pkgs.deskew pkgs.pandoc pkgs.libreoffice pkgs.poppler_utils pkgs.unoconv pkgs.unpaper pkgs.haskellPackages.duckling sd-ingest sd-core #loco
## Aside: Downloading a different version of PHP or MySQL or NodeJS is ## simple, but bear in mind: this is upgrading (or downgrading). You ## may need to change configuration files to match. Most services are ## pretty good about forward-compatibility, but some (*ahem*MySQL*MariaDB*) ## may give errors and require edits to the configuration. ]
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