haskell.nix VS nix-doom-emacs

Haskell.nix -- a more flexible but complex option from IOHK.

I'm not a great haskeller but I found haskell.nix better for Haskell projects, like the commenter on Discourse suggested. I've had a few issued regarding package versions with nixpkgs that haskell.nix solved.

FWIW, there's also libraries like haskell.nix that solve the caching problem.

I would try haskell.nix.

If you want to hurt your brain, check out haskell.nix. That's some good stuff right there ^^

The haskell.nix framework is good for this.

One cool thing is that this will enable GHC builds using ucrt instead of vscrt in the future. Concretely, together with NixOS/nixpkgs#171418 and its follow-up NixOS/nixpkgs#173498), this will e.g. allow haskell.nix to upgrade to a newer wine pin for TH cross compilation: https://github.com/input-output-hk/haskell.nix/blob/dd13e822529ae5342494969bce8a457522a60100/overlays/wine.nix

I've been using IOHK's alternative infrastructure for this reason. It has its quirks but I've been happier with it. Before that I think I was using developPackage from the nixpkgs haskell tooling which had some introspection ability. You may consider trying that out. But as I remember this will not abide by your version bounds.

There's a lot to like here. Alas, despite minimal dependencies, terminfo is somehow uniquely problematic in haskell.nix.

I have found a nix code that manages to package doom-emacs and I know it isn't the same as guix, the idea is imo quite similar.

I use this it works great.

let doom-emacs = pkgs.callPackage (builtins.fetchTarball { url = https://github.com/vlaci/nix-doom-emacs/archive/master.tar.gz; sha256 = "1g0izscjh5nv4n0n1m58jc6z27i9pkbxs17mnb05a83ffdbmmva6"; }) { doomPrivateDir = ./doom.d; # Directory containing your config.el init.el # and packages.el files }; in { home.packages = [ doom-emacs ]; home.file.".emacs.d/init.el".text = '' (load "default.el") ''; } ```