Yes, I'm quite happy with what I managed to do ✨
Basically I made a system where I can easily eval an initial config, then call theconfig.lib.extendWith somemodule that returns a new config with the somemodule applied on top.
This module can access the previous config if it needs it, and the extendWith can be done on any config 'instance' ❤️
https://github.com/bew/dotfiles/blob/main/nix/kit-system/tests.nix if you want to take a look

I use this in my dotfiles to make mini module systems to configure nvim/zsh/tmux, and incrementally enable various flags for different flake outputs..

Yes, I'm quite happy with what I managed to do ✨
Basically I made a system where I can easily eval an initial config, then call theconfig.lib.extendWith somemodule that returns a new config with the somemodule applied on top.
This module can access the previous config if it needs it, and the extendWith can be done on any config 'instance' ❤️
https://github.com/bew/dotfiles/blob/main/nix/kit-system/tests.nix if you want to take a look

I use this in my dotfiles to make small independent module systems to configure nvim/zsh/tmux, and incrementally enable various flags for different flake outputs..