Go beyond the obvious setup hooks now, with a bit of sed, with a skipped case:
- cc-wrapper's `dontlink`, because it already is handled.
Also, in nix files escaping was manually added.
EMP
This will make sure that generate.sh uses the correct version of
node2nix when building nodePackages, since the current version on 19.03
is 1.6.0 and the tree should be built with 1.7.0.
iosevka: Simplify custom build process
The interface to configure a custom build with Nix has changed due to changes upstream; please refer to the derivation for details.
This was supposed to go through a pull request
Revert "nodePackages: Regenerate node packages for nodejs 10 & 12"
This reverts commit 6a17bdf397.
Revert "nodejs-8_x: Drop package"
This reverts commit e06c97b71d.
Extends the number of available tools for Elm language.
1. fix and move "elm-test"
Previously located in nodePackages.elm-test but broken (see binwrap info).
Now fixed and located in elmPackages.elm-test
2. add "elm-verify-examples"
Generate tests from documentation examples
3. add "elm-upgrade"
upgrade assistant using statical analysis
4. add "elm-analyse"
static analysis for elm code (linter)
5. move "elm-doc-preview"
originally located in nodePackages.elm-upgrade - moved for consistency
6. add "elmi-to-json"
transforms elmi files to json - used by other tools like elm-test and
elm-verify-examples
Node.js based dependencies are defined the same way as nodePackages
contaparts but are independent (has it's own packages.json)
patch-binwrap.nix is used to as a replacement for binwrap package
used by some nodejs dependencies that depends on Haskell binaries
(elm-test and elm-verify-examples).
BREAKING CHANGE
===============
elm-doc-preview (as well as broken elm-test) is now commented
in `node-packages-v10.json` and should be removed once new
nix-expressions for node10 are generated (out of scope of this PR)
There are still 2 outstanding elm related packages in nodePackages
1. elm-oracle - legacy package which is not compatible with elm 0.19
2. elm-live - should be moved in the future I think
