This repository contains the definition of Nix packages related to netorcai.
Install Nix on your machine then install packages thanks to nix-env --install (-i).
For example, you can install the netorcai orchestrator with one of the following lines.
# Install latest release.
nix-env -f https://github.com/netorcai/pkgs/archive/master.tar.gz -iA netorcai
# Install dev version (master branch latest commit).
nix-env -f https://github.com/netorcai/pkgs/archive/master.tar.gz -iA netorcai_devPlease read ./default.nix for a list of all available packages.
No knowledge in the Nix language should be required to read this file,
just look for callPackage :).
Most packages have input parameters that can be tuned.
For example, the package of the C++ version of the netorcai client library
defines the doTests and doCodeDoc options.
You can set these options with the --arg command-line argument of nix-env and nix-build.
# Build the latest release of the C++ client library with tests and doxygen doc.
# Note 1: Result will be put in ./result
# Note 2: You can use netorcai_client_cpp_dev to use latest master commit instead.
nix-build https://github.com/netorcai/pkgs/archive/master.tar.gz \
-A netorcai_client_cpp \
--arg doTests true \
--arg doCodeDoc true
# Install the latest commit of the C++ client library but only if tests pass.
# Note 1: Make sure that your PATH environment variable contains
# ${HOME}/.nix-profile/bin if you want to install executable binaries.
# Note 2: Make sure that your PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable contains
# ${HOME}/.nix-profile/lib/pkgconfig if you want to install libraries.
nix-env -f https://github.com/netorcai/pkgs/archive/master.tar.gz \
-iA netorcai_client_cpp_dev \
--arg doTests true \
--arg doCodeDoc falsePlease read the definition of each package for a list of the available options.
Such input parameters should have a default value visible thanks to the ? operator.
Search doTests and doCodeDoc in ./netorcai-client-cpp/default.nix
for a syntax example.