Currently, Neve is being installed as a package by Nix. While it's easy to install, it forces users to clone the project and make their own configuration.
The goal of this PR is to provide an alternative that allows us to modify Neve's configuration without touching the flake sources directly.
Example
programs.nixvim = {
enable = true;
imports = [ inputs.Neve.nixvimModule ];
# Then configure Nixvim as usual, you might have to lib.mkForce some of the settings
colorschemes.catppuccin.enable = lib.mkForce false;
colorschemes.nord.enable = true;
};
This keeps the default Neve configuration while allowing users to disable the catppuccin theme and enabling Nord. The code for this is fairly straightforward.
For now, we only use nixvim configuration options but you could define your own to allow for some extra configuration
Context
Currently, Neve is being installed as a package by Nix. While it's easy to install, it forces users to clone the project and make their own configuration.
The goal of this PR is to provide an alternative that allows us to modify Neve's configuration without touching the flake sources directly.
Example
This keeps the default Neve configuration while allowing users to disable the
catppuccin
theme and enablingNord
. The code for this is fairly straightforward.For now, we only use
nixvim
configuration options but you could define your own to allow for some extra configuration