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factorio: use actual args instead of sample in download help

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Makes it easier for the user since they should no longer have to
manually replace things. Remove the note about the name as it may no
longer be true, and the user now has to care less since the values are
more easily copy-pastable.
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Andrew Marshall
2025-01-03 13:34:36 -05:00
parent 88195a94f3
commit fff8abc77b
1 changed files with 34 additions and 33 deletions
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@@ -40,46 +40,44 @@ let
mods = args.mods or [ ];
helpMsg = ''
helpMsg =
{ dlName, storeName }:
''
===FETCH FAILED===
Please ensure you have set the username and token with config.nix, or
/etc/nix/nixpkgs-config.nix if on NixOS.
===FETCH FAILED===
Please ensure you have set the username and token with config.nix, or
/etc/nix/nixpkgs-config.nix if on NixOS.
Your token can be seen at https://factorio.com/profile (after logging in). It is
not as sensitive as your password, but should still be safeguarded. There is a
link on that page to revoke/invalidate the token, if you believe it has been
leaked or wish to take precautions.
Your token can be seen at https://factorio.com/profile (after logging in). It is
not as sensitive as your password, but should still be safeguarded. There is a
link on that page to revoke/invalidate the token, if you believe it has been
leaked or wish to take precautions.
Example:
{
packageOverrides = pkgs: {
factorio = pkgs.factorio.override {
username = "FactorioPlayer1654";
token = "d5ad5a8971267c895c0da598688761";
Example:
{
packageOverrides = pkgs: {
factorio = pkgs.factorio.override {
username = "FactorioPlayer1654";
token = "d5ad5a8971267c895c0da598688761";
};
};
};
}
}
Alternatively, instead of providing the username+token, you may manually
download the release through https://factorio.com/download , then add it to
the store using e.g.:
Alternatively, instead of providing the username+token, you may manually
download the release through https://factorio.com/download , then add it to
the store using e.g.:
releaseType=alpha
version=0.17.74
nix-prefetch-url file://\''$HOME/Downloads/factorio_\''${releaseType}_x64_\''${version}.tar.xz --name factorio_\''${releaseType}_x64-\''${version}.tar.xz
nix-prefetch-url file://\''$HOME/Downloads/${dlName} --name ${storeName}
Note the ultimate "_" is replaced with "-" in the --name arg!
If you go this route you might want to tell Nix to explicitly hold on to the
source tarball. Otherwise it could get GC'd from the Nix store and you'd
have to redownload it next time the package wants to rebuild to use a newer
dependency. E.g. if you're using NixOS:
If you go this route you might want to tell Nix to explicitly hold on to the
source tarball. Otherwise it could get GC'd from the Nix store and you'd
have to redownload it next time the package wants to rebuild to use a newer
dependency. E.g. if you're using NixOS:
system.extraDependencies = [
factorio.src
];
'';
system.extraDependencies = [
factorio.src
];
'';
desktopItem = makeDesktopItem {
name = "factorio";
@@ -155,7 +153,10 @@ let
'';
failureHook = ''
cat <<EOF
${helpMsg}
${helpMsg {
dlName = if candidateHashFilenames != [ ] then builtins.head candidateHashFilenames else name;
storeName = name;
}}
EOF
'';
})