Add new server modules and configurations for various services
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- Introduced `default-creds` module for managing default credentials with Umami integration.
- Added `fail2ban` module for brute-force attack protection with configurable ban times.
- Created `firewall` module to enable and configure basic firewall settings.
- Implemented `gitea` module for self-hosted Git service with PostgreSQL backend.
- Developed `glance` module for a customizable dashboard with various widgets and themes.
- Added `iknowyou` module for a self-hosted password manager with production and demo environments.
- Introduced `kernel-hardening` module for enhancing kernel security settings.
- Created `mazanoke` module for a simple web application with Nginx integration.
- Added `mealie` module for a self-hosted meal planning application.
- Implemented `stirling-pdf` module for PDF generation service.
- Developed `umami` module for self-hosted analytics with secret management.
- Added `ssh` module for secure SSH configuration with user restrictions.
- Introduced `nixy` theme for a customized aesthetic experience across services.
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# Contributing to Nixy
Everybody is invited and welcome to contribute to Nixy. There is a lot to do... Check the issues!
The process is straight-forward.
- Read [How to get faster PR reviews](https://github.com/kubernetes/community/blob/master/contributors/guide/pull-requests.md#best-practices-for-faster-reviews) by Kubernetes (but skip step 0 and 1)
- Fork Nixy [git repository](https://github.com/anotherhadi/nixy).
- Write your changes (new theme, bug fixes, issues fix, ...).
- Create a Pull Request against the main branch of Nixy.
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# Groups
Groups are curated sets of packages exposed as flake outputs. Each group has two forms:
- **`homeManagerModules.<group>`** — full home-manager module (packages + files + systemd units)
- **`packages.<group>`** — standalone environment for `nix shell` (packages only)
## Available groups
- dev (go, bun, air, ...)
- cybersecurity (nmap, john, dirb, ffuf, ...)
For the Cybersecurity group, the home-manager module also sets up:
- `~/Cyber/wordlists/` with SecLists, fuzz4bounty, and hashcat rules
- `~/Cyber/tmp/` as a temporary workspace
## Use in another flake
Add this repo as an input:
```nix
inputs.nixy.url = "github:anotherhadi/nixy";
```
Import the home-manager module in your home configuration:
```nix
{ inputs, ... }: {
imports = [
inputs.nixy.homeManagerModules.cybersecurity
# inputs.nixy.homeManagerModules.dev
];
}
```
## Quick shell without installing
```sh
nix shell github:anotherhadi/nixy#cybersecurity
nix shell github:anotherhadi/nixy#dev
```
This drops you into a shell with all tools in `PATH`. No home-manager required, no wordlists or systemd units.
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# Neovim
The Neovim configuration is built with [nvf](https://github.com/notashelf/nvf) and exposed as a standalone flake output.
It can be used in three ways: run it directly, import it into another flake's home-manager setup, or use it as part of this config.
## Run directly
No installation needed:
```sh
nix run github:anotherhadi/nixy#nvim
```
## Use in another flake
Add this repo as an input:
```nix
inputs.nixy.url = "github:anotherhadi/nixy";
```
Then import the home-manager module in your home configuration:
```nix
{ inputs, ... }: {
imports = [ inputs.nixy.homeManagerModules.nvim ];
}
```
## What's included
| File | Description |
| --------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `options.nix` | Core settings: theme (catppuccin mocha), clipboard, indentation, folds |
| `languages.nix` | LSP, treesitter, formatters, diagnostics, and per-language config |
| `keymaps.nix` | All key mappings (leader: `space`) |
| `picker.nix` | Snacks picker + oil.nvim |
| `snacks.nix` | Snacks extras: image preview, zen mode, git signs, statuscolumn |
| `utils.nix` | Bufferline, lualine, copilot, lazygit, toggleterm, autocomplete |
| `mini.nix` | Mini.nvim suite: pairs, comment, icons, indentscope, diff, git |
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# SERVER
## Overview
This document describes the architecture and setup of the self-hosted **NixOS server**, which is securely accessible via **a Cloudflare Tunnel**.
The server is designed for private, secure, and easily manageable self-hosting of various services.
![server dashboard](../.github/assets/server_dashboard.png)
## **Why This Setup?**
- **Private & Secure**: Services are only accessible through Cloudflare's access control, preventing exposure to the "public internet".
- **Domain-based Access**: A custom domain maps to the server's tunnel, making service access simple and consistent.
- **Modular & Declarative**: Everything is managed through NixOS modules (except for access control), ensuring reproducibility and easy configuration.
## **Self-Hosted Services**
The server hosts several key applications:
- **NGINX**: Reverse proxy for routing traffic to services via my domain name.
- **AdGuard Home**: A self-hosted DNS ad blocker for network-wide ad and tracker filtering.
- **Glance**: An awesome dashboard! (See the screenshot above)
- **Arr Stack (Radarr, Sonarr, etc.)**: Automated media management tools for handling movies and TV shows. (legaly ofc)
- **Mealie**: A self-hosted recipe manager and meal planner with a clean user interface.
- **Stirling-PDF**: A powerful, locally hosted web application for editing, merging, and converting PDF files.
- **CyberChef**: The "Cyber Swiss Army Knife" for data analysis, decoding, and encryption tasks.
- **Mazanoke**: A utility service for image processing, specialized in format conversion and downgrading/optimization.
- **SSH**: Secure remote access configuration for server management. (via browser too)
- **Security related stuff**: Cloudflared, Fail2Ban, Firewall
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# Themes
Themes are defined in `themes`. Those themes define the colors, fonts, icons, etc, used by Hyprland and the apps/programs installed.
You can change the selected theme by changing the import statement of your host's variables.nix file.
## Create your theme
Create a copy of one of the existing themes and change the variables.
Wallpapers are loaded from the [hadi's awesome-wallpapers](https://github.com/anotherhadi/awesome-wallpapers) repo.
## Gallery
### Rose-pine
![Home](../.github/assets/rose-pine/home.png)
![Flake & Spotify](../.github/assets/rose-pine/flake-spotify.png)
![Browser and notification center](../.github/assets/rose-pine/browser-and-notifications.png)