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Moved all configurations which were previously raw strings chunks, for
options that the home-manager options didn't provide, into files for
that specific configuration and reading there contents instead (with
string replacement for passing information from the rest of the
configuration).
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- Rewriting the neomutt keybindings by hand
- Updated comments to be simpler
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symlinkJoin to runCommand, add missing assertions and deps
Scripts: Migrated from symlinkJoin to runCommand; replaced zsh
dependency with pkgs.runtimeShell across polybar, scripts, and
fzf-launcher
Assertions: Added gopass/gpg checks for neomutt, signing checks for git,
git dependency for lazygit, file-preview deps for lf, desktop/kitten
checks for scripts
Lazygit: Fixed mkIf placement, imported assertions
Neomutt: Removed verbose keybinding descriptions
Nixvim: Removed <c-c> notification-clear mapping
File preview: Replaced libreoffice document preview with pandoc/antiword
(terminal-based)
Fzf launcher: Fixed bash compatibility (setopt → shopt -s)
Deps: Added coreutils, fontconfig, antiword, pandoc, util-linux, bash,
findutils, grep, sed, gawk, ncurses to various scripts
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lazygit with base16
- Move inline comments to top of file across all modules for consistent
style
- Add descriptive comments to files missing them (aggregators,
assertions, scripts, flake)
- Remove unused `pkgs` parameter from i3/keybindings.nix and
zathura/default.nix
- Drop explicit `package = pkgs.zathura` (home-manager provides the
default)
- Delete stale meli-sync.sh (migrated to neomutt)
- Remove extraneous blank lines for consistent formatting
- Theme lazygit with config.scheme base16 colors instead of hardcoded
names
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Using neomutt as the module for email instead of just "email" as used
previously.
"email" was ambigious in that it was too vague on what it was supposed
to do with email, now neomutt clearly specifies that we plan to use
neomutt as our email client.
However mbsync and notmuch are still used under the hood that is not
reflected in the module name "neomutt". This is fine as they only serve
the purpose of downloading and querying the emails which may be
considered a background feature.
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