Project modules

haskell-flake’s per-project configuration can be modularized and shared among multiple repos. This is done using the flake.haskellFlakeProjectModules flake output.

Let’s say you have two repositories – common and myapp. The common repository may expose some shared haskell-flake settings as follows:

{
  # Inside flake-parts' `mkFlake`:
  flake.haskellFlakeProjectModules.default = { pkgs, ... }: {
    devShell.tools = hp: {
      inherit (hp) 
        hlint
        cabal-fmt
        ormolu;
    };
    packages = {
      mylib.source = inputs.mylib;
    };
  };
}

This module can then be imported in multiple projects, such as the myapp project:

{
  # Inside flake-parts' `perSystem`:
  haskellProjects.default = {
    imports = [
      inputs.common.haskellFlakeProjectModules.default
    ];
    packages = {
      myapp.root = ./.;
    };
  };
}

This way your app project knows how to find “mylib” library as well as includes the default tools you want to use in the dev shell.

Module arguments

A haskell-flake project module takes the following arguments:

Default modules

By default, haskell-flake will generate the following modules for the “default” haskellProject:

The idea here being that you can “connect” two Haskell projects such that they depend on one another while reusing the overrides – packages (see Overriding dependencies) and settings (see Package Settings) – from one place. For example, if you have a project “foo” that depends on “bar” and if “foo”’s flake.nix has “bar” as its input, then in “foo”’s haskellProject.default entry you can import “bar” as follows:

# foo's flake.nix's perSystem
{ 
  haskellProjects.default = {
    imports = [
      inputs.bar.haskellFlakeProjectModules.output
    ];
    packages = {
      foo.root = ./.;
    };
  };
}

By importing “bar”’s output project module, you automatically get the overrides from “bar” as well as the local packages. This way you don’t have to duplicate the settings and manually specify the packages.<name>.source in “foo”’s flake.nix.

Examples

• https://github.com/nammayatri/nammayatri (imports shared-kernel which in turn imports euler-hs)