Add command :NixShell #48
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Isn't this effectively what https://github.com/figsoda/nix-develop.nvim does? |
Add a command to call 'nix-shell' and then update the editor's
environment as if it was inside the new shell.
It's sometimes useful to fire up a nix-shell just to download a package
for using it once. It's annoying however when it's a library or any
other dependency of ':make', which can't be called from inside the
shell.
Example:
:NixShell -p hello
:term hello
There's no rollback command but it could be written if it's ever needed.
Calling the commande several times will nest environments the same way
as opening a shell inside a shell.
Don't proceed on failure and print an error message.
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It's similar with a different API. That other plugin doesn't work with Vim. |
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Add a command to call 'nix-shell' and then update the editor's environment as if it was inside the new shell.
It's sometimes useful to fire up a nix-shell just to download a package for using it once. It's annoying however when it's a library or any other dependency of ':make', which can't be called from inside the shell.
Example:
There's no rollback command but it could be written if it's ever needed. Calling the commande several times will nest environments the same way as opening a shell inside a shell.