add nixos option for newt in site creation #1104
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I dont think those eslint errors are related to this PR. Can fix independently. |
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Thanks for the PR! I do think we want to get Nixos into the UI! Giving this a think I am not sure if we want all of that instruction in the UI itself. I think it makes it big and we are not explaining to people how to run docker for example. I am not super familiar with nixos, but could we par it down to just what we need? Maybe for example just the section you need to put into the file. Then we can add a link in the UI to a docs page where the rest is written up. Could that work? Creating the files and stuff would go into the doc writeup |
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How's this @oschwartz10612 ? |
| @@ -285,6 +288,14 @@ WantedBy=default.target` | |||
| "Podman Run": [ | |||
| `podman run -dit docker.io/fosrl/newt --id ${id} --secret ${secret} --endpoint ${endpoint}` | |||
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| nixos: { | |||
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Instead of NixOS, this command can run on pretty much any machine with Nix installed.
I'm not sure how to best expose that this command can be used in any arch or OS that has Nix.
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For NixOS specifically we can have a manual entry for Fossorial on Nixpkgs.
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Seems good. Looks like we are using the command Thanks for the PR! |
Hello,
I have added instructions for running Newt as a service via NixOs, for which I am a maintainer. Pangolin is waiting to be merged too.
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Description
Adds NixOs to the list of install options.
How to test?
Follow normal installation steps, click on the NixOs icon in the site creation process :)