Nix Flake Templates

1. templates

   1 12 761 2.2 Nix

   Flake templates (by NixOS)

   

   There are Official Nix Templates and Nix Community Templates that you can start using. Also, you will find lots of interesting templates in the wild as well.

2. Kargo

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3. templates

   2 2 150 5.6 Nix

   Nix flake templates managed by the community [maintainer=@IogaMaster] (by nix-community)

   

   There are Official Nix Templates and Nix Community Templates that you can start using. Also, you will find lots of interesting templates in the wild as well.

4. isort

   3 46 6,949 9.4 Python

   A Python utility / library to sort imports.

   

   Use black and isort for formatting.

5. nix-flake-templates

   4 4 3 5.4 Nix

   Personal Nix Flake Templates (by vst)

   

   Here is the starting point of my own humble, newborn Nix Flake template repository, https://github.com/vst/nix-flake-templates:

6. yasnippet

   5 14 2,960 5.5 Emacs Lisp

   A template system for Emacs

   

   On the other hand, I also tried simpler solutions such as gists or snippets (1, 2) which I can use as starting points for my projects despite being not convenient for re-use and pretty much unmaintainable due to lack of clear structure.

7. nix

   6 433 17,642 9.9 C++

   Nix, the purely functional package manager

   

   I am actively using Nix from my workstation setup to development environments, from Docker image builds to CI/CD pipelines, and even on production servers. One of the themes that comes up often is provisioning a codebase, a development environment and packaging configuration for a new project.

8. LuaSnip

   7 81 4,424 8.8 Lua

   Snippet Engine for Neovim written in Lua.

   

   On the other hand, I also tried simpler solutions such as gists or snippets (1, 2) which I can use as starting points for my projects despite being not convenient for re-use and pretty much unmaintainable due to lack of clear structure.

9. AppSignal

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   AppSignal knows why the f*#k it crashed. Stop vibe-debugging. Every exception, every backtrace, grouped so you see patterns, not noise.

   

10. ruff

    8 161 49,495 10.0 Rust

    An extremely fast Python linter and code formatter, written in Rust.

    

    Use ruff, more recently, for formatting and linting that replaces the above four tools.

11. black

    9 354 41,828 9.4 Python

    The uncompromising Python code formatter

    

    Use black and isort for formatting.

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