nixos-option
NixOS is a Linux distribution known for its powerful and flexible configuration management system, built on top of the Nix package manager. The nixos-option
command-line tool is a part of the NixOS ecosystem. It allows users to query and manipulate the available configuration options for NixOS modules and packages.
With nixos-option
, users can discover the various settings available for a specific module or package, such as network configurations, system services, or desktop environments. These options can be viewed in a structured format, making it easy for users to explore and understand the available choices.
The tool also provides a search capability, enabling users to find options related to specific keywords or descriptions. This greatly facilitates the process of finding and configuring the desired features within NixOS.
In addition to querying options, nixos-option
allows users to set values for these options. By specifying the appropriate arguments, users can modify the configuration in a declarative manner, ensuring easy reproducibility across systems.
Overall, nixos-option
is a versatile command-line tool that plays a crucial role in helping users navigate and modify the configuration settings of NixOS, offering a streamlined experience for managing the system's behavior and customized features.
List of commands for nixos-option:
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nixos-option:tldr:62676 nixos-option: Show recursively all values of a user.$ nixos-option -r users.users.${user}try on your machineexplain this command
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nixos-option:tldr:8b92f nixos-option: List all subkeys of a given option key.$ nixos-option ${option_key}try on your machineexplain this command
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nixos-option:tldr:960b4 nixos-option: List authorized keys for a specific user.$ nixos-option users.users.${username}.openssh.authorizedKeys.${select}try on your machineexplain this command
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nixos-option:tldr:b095c nixos-option: List all remote builders.$ nixos-option nix.buildMachinestry on your machineexplain this command
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nixos-option:tldr:e207d nixos-option: List current boot kernel modules.$ nixos-option boot.kernelModulestry on your machineexplain this command