{ options, config, pkgs, lib, ... }: with lib; with lib.wyrdgard; let cfg = config.wyrdgard.user; defaultIconFileName = "profile.png"; defaultIcon = pkgs.stdenvNoCC.mkDerivation { name = "default-icon"; src = ./. + "/${defaultIconFileName}"; dontUnpack = true; installPhase = '' cp $src $out ''; passthru = {fileName = defaultIconFileName;}; }; propagatedIcon = pkgs.runCommandNoCC "propagated-icon" {passthru = {fileName = cfg.icon.fileName;};} '' local target="$out/share/wyrdgard-icons/user/${cfg.name}" mkdir -p "$target" cp ${cfg.icon} "$target/${cfg.icon.fileName}" ''; in { options.wyrdgard.user = with types; { name = mkOpt str "cholli" "The name to use for the user account."; fullName = mkOpt str "Christoph Hollizeck" "The full name of the user."; email = mkOpt str "christoph.hollizeck@hey.com" "The email of the user."; initialPassword = mkOpt str "asdf" "The initial password to use when the user is first created."; icon = mkOpt (nullOr package) defaultIcon "The profile picture to use for the user."; extraGroups = mkOpt (listOf str) [] "Groups for the user to be assigned."; extraOptions = mkOpt attrs {} (mdDoc "Extra options passed to `users.users.`."); }; config = { environment.systemPackages = with pkgs; [ ]; programs.zsh = { enable = true; autosuggestions.enable = true; histFile = "$XDG_CACHE_HOME/zsh.history"; }; wyrdgard.home = { file = { "Desktop/.keep".text = ""; "Documents/.keep".text = ""; "Downloads/.keep".text = ""; "Music/.keep".text = ""; "Pictures/.keep".text = ""; "Videos/.keep".text = ""; "work/.keep".text = ""; ".face".source = cfg.icon; "Pictures/${ cfg.icon.fileName or (builtins.baseNameOf cfg.icon) }".source = cfg.icon; }; }; users.users.${cfg.name} = { isNormalUser = true; inherit (cfg) name initialPassword; home = "/home/${cfg.name}"; group = "users"; shell = pkgs.zsh; # Arbitrary user ID to use for the user. Since I only # have a single user on my machines this won't ever collide. # However, if you add multiple users you'll need to change this # so each user has their own unique uid (or leave it out for the # system to select). uid = 1000; extraGroups = ["steamcmd"] ++ cfg.extraGroups; } // cfg.extraOptions; }; }