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How to use
To enter the development shell (which includes all tools mentioned in this readme + tools you'll need to develop Veloren), run:
nix-shell nix/shell.nix
It is recommended that you enter the dev shell before starting to build using nix-build
or nix-env
(anything which build stuff),
since it will setup a Cachix cache for you. (you can configure this for your user's nix.conf
by running cachix use veloren-nix
once in the dev shell,
which will make the cache available when you run commands outside of the dev shell).
To build and install Voxygen and the server CLI into user profile, run:
nix-env -f nix/default.nix -i
You can configure what to install by changing the cratesToBuild
argument:
nix-env -f nix/default.nix --arg cratesToBuild '["veloren-voxygen"]'
For example, this will install Voxygen only.
You can configure the crates to be built with debug mode (not recommended, equals to opt-level = 0
):
nix-env -f nix/default.nix --arg release false
If you aren't on NixOS, you can run veloren-voxygen
using the provided nixGLIntel
in the dev shell:
nixGLIntel veloren-voxygen
If you have an Nvidia GPU, you can enter the dev shell like so:
nix-shell nix/shell.nix --arg nvidia true
And you'll be able to use nixGLNvidia
and nixGLNvidiaBumblebee
.
Managing Cargo.nix
Enter the development shell.
To update Cargo.nix
(and crate-hashes.json
) using latest Cargo.lock
, run:
crate2nix generate -f ../Cargo.toml
Managing dependencies
We use niv to manage dependencies.
To update the dependencies, run (from repository root):
niv update
Formatting
Use nixpkgs-fmt to format files.
To format every Nix file:
nixpkgs-fmt nix/*.nix