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A schema is an attribute set with the following attributes: A schema is an attribute set with the following attributes:
* `version`: Should be set to 1. | Attribute | Description | Default |
* `doc`: A string containing documentation about the flake output type in Markdown format. | :---------- | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :------ |
* `allowIFD` (defaults to `true`): Whether the evaluation of the output attributes of this flake can read from derivation outputs. | `version` | Should be set to 1 | |
* `inventory`: A function that returns the contents of the flake output (described below). | `doc` | A string containing documentation about the flake output type in Markdown format. | |
| `allowIFD` | Whether the evaluation of the output attributes of this flake can read from derivation outputs. | `true` |
| `inventory` | A function that returns the contents of the flake output (described [below](#inventory)). | |
# Inventory # Inventory
The `inventory` function returns a *node* describing the contents of the flake output. A node is either a *leaf node* or a *non-leaf node*. This allows nested flake output attributes to be described (e.g. `x86_64-linux.hello` inside a `packages` output). The `inventory` function returns a _node_ describing the contents of the flake output. A node is either a _leaf node_ or a _non-leaf node_. This allows nested flake output attributes to be described (e.g. `x86_64-linux.hello` inside a `packages` output).
Non-leaf nodes must have the following attribute: Non-leaf nodes must have the following attribute:
* `children`: An attribute set of nodes. If this attribute is missing, the attribute if a leaf node. | Attribute | Description |
| :--------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `children` | An attribute set of nodes. If this attribute is missing, the attribute is a leaf node. |
Leaf nodes can have the following attributes: Leaf nodes can have the following attributes:
* `derivation`: The main derivation of this node, if any. It must evaluate for `nix flake check` and `nix flake show` to succeed. | Attribute | Description |
| :----------------- | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
* `evalChecks`: An attribute set of Boolean values, used by `nix flake check`. Each attribute must evaluate to `true`. | `derivation` | The main derivation of this node, if any. It must evaluate for `nix flake check` and `nix flake show` to succeed. |
| `evalChecks` | An attribute set of Boolean values, used by `nix flake check`. Each attribute must evaluate to `true`. |
* `isFlakeCheck`: Whether `nix flake check` should build the `derivation` attribute of this node. | `isFlakeCheck` | Whether `nix flake check` should build the `derivation` attribute of this node. |
| `shortDescription` | A one-sentence description of the node (such as the `meta.description` attribute in Nixpkgs). |
* `shortDescription`: A one-sentence description of the node (such as the `meta.description` attribute in Nixpkgs). | `what` | A brief human-readable string describing the type of the node, e.g. `"package"` or `"development environment"`. This is used by tools like `nix flake show` to describe the contents of a flake. |
* `what`: A brief human-readable string describing the type of the node, e.g. `"package"` or `"development environment"`. This is used by tools like `nix flake show` to describe the contents of a flake.
Both leaf and non-leaf nodes can have the following attributes: Both leaf and non-leaf nodes can have the following attributes:
* `forSystems`: A list of Nix system types (e.g. `["x86_64-linux"]`) supported by this node. This is used by tools to skip nodes that cannot be built on the user's system. Setting this on a non-leaf node allows all the children to be skipped, regardless of the `forSystems` attributes of the children. If this attribute is not set, the node is never skipped. | Attribute | Description |
| :----------- | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `forSystems` | A list of Nix system types (e.g. `["x86_64-linux"]`) supported by this node. This is used by tools to skip nodes that cannot be built on the user's system. Setting this on a non-leaf node allows all the children to be skipped, regardless of the `forSystems` attributes of the children. If this attribute is not set, the node is never skipped. |
# Example # Example