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KptltD00M 5082521524 Add new server modules and configurations for various services
- 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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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:

inputs.nixy.url = "github:anotherhadi/nixy";

Import the home-manager module in your home configuration:

{ inputs, ... }: {
  imports = [
    inputs.nixy.homeManagerModules.cybersecurity
    # inputs.nixy.homeManagerModules.dev
  ];
}

Quick shell without installing

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.