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refactor(flake)!: setup crane #46

Closed kwaa closed 2 weeks ago

kwaa commented 3 weeks ago

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Walkthrough

Overall, the changes focus on code and configuration optimization, simplification, and dependency management. This includes refining method calls in various Rust files, streamlining configurations in flake.nix, and updating continuous integration workflows to use improved actions. The changes enhance the codebase's maintainability, readability, and efficiency without altering the core functionalities of public entities.

Changes

Files and Directories Change Summary
.envrc Removed an unnecessary argument in the use flake command, simplifying the environment setup.
Cargo.toml Commented out the openssl dependency, potentially impacting the use of this crate.
flake.nix Added crane, refactored toolchain and package setups, adjusted build dependencies, introduced cargoClippy checks, and defined default packages and development shells.
.github/workflows/check.yml Updated CI workflows to use improved Nix installation and caching actions.
crates/api_apub/src/... Simplified code logic by removing unnecessary references in method calls for post and user functions.
crates/api_mastodon/src/... Modified method calls to simplify ID usage in context.rs, status_favourited_by.rs, and status_reblogged_by.rs.
crates/apub/src/... Removed unnecessary references in methods related to user and post IDs in db_user.rs and db_post.rs.
crates/backend/src/favicon.rs Refactored paths to favicon files, simplifying their inclusion.
crates/nodeinfo/src/schema.rs Changed the new() function to a const fn for the NodeInfoServices struct.
crates/utils/src/data.rs Added #[must_use] attribute to the info() function in the AppEnv implementation.
crates/well_known/src/routes/webfinger.rs Removed unnecessary conversion of URL to string in the webfinger function call.

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Simplify paths where bright lights shine.
Dependencies trimmed, methods made clear,
Fewer conversions, the goal is near.
CI flows smooth, with Nix in command,
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