Each upstream flake part page gets a repository link

[mightyiam]

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[roberth]

baseUrl isn't quite right. It ends in /blob or something. That's ok for generating URLs for the_declarations_ files and such, but not much else.

We're running into some tech debt that I haven't got around to.
The per part options should be refactored into

• low level options that get rendered (these already exist)
  • attributePaths etc
  • repositoryURL ✨
• github module that declares github-specific options and sets the low level options. Most parts will imports this. Options:
  • owner
  • repo
• no parsing of baseUrl. That was tech debt.

[mightyiam]

Ah, I see. Thank you for explaining. Well, I think I can do that. But would you mind making it a bit nicer for my by merging #1486 prior please?

[mightyiam]

Hrm... to make sure we're on the same page, here's a concrete request of you. Could you provide a usage example? For example, here's an existing value for perSystem.render.inputs.<name>. What should it be edited into?

          {
            attributePath = [
              "flakeModules"
              "default"
            ];
            baseUrl = "https://github.com/mightyiam/files/blob/main";
            intro = lib.readFile "${inputs.files}/README.md";
          }

[roberth]

          {
            imports = [ github ];
            attributePath = [
              "flakeModules"
              "default"
            ];
            owner = "mightyiam";
            repo = "files";
            branch = "main";
            intro = lib.readFile "${inputs.files}/README.md";
          }

And then the module github can construct the URL for baseUrl and a new option repositoryUrl.

[mightyiam]

Ahuh. And where would this github module be obtained from? perSystemArgs.config.render.modules.github or topArgs.config.flake.modules.something.github or somewhere else?

[roberth]

A let binding would've been ok, but the flake seems to have users, so it should probably be a public module.
self.modules.flakePartsRenderInput.github?

[mightyiam]

Here #1581