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Running the nixf-tidy command seems to run a process that never exits and does not provide output.
For now it reads the standard input as the source file. You may use it like:
cat somefile.nix | nixf-tidy
The result is JSON format and may not suitable for human reading. And currently it does not have a command line UI. The tooling itself is designed to be invoked by some "UI" tools, e.g. a language server, or github action, or github bot.
I want to use nixf-tidy to lint my project, both locally and in GitHub Actions.
For locally usage nixf-tidy shares the frontend of nixd, using nixd is effectively using nixf-tidy locally.
Thank you for nixd and nixf-tidy.
I want to use nixf-tidy to lint my project, both locally and in GitHub Actions.
But I couldn't find any documentation for this.
Running the nixf-tidy command seems to run a process that never exits and does not provide output.
I did find the https://github.com/inclyc/nixf-tidy-action repo, but it is not via a GitHub Action that I would like to use it.
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