eljammandValentin Gagarin 6f35a68586 nixos/libeufin: init module
nixos/libeufin: init module

nixos/libeufin(nexus): init submodule

nixos/libeufin(nexus): refactor service

Also added state directory to allow the creation of client ebic keys.

nixos/libeufin: review suggestions

nixos/libeufin: fix nexus service executable

nixos/libeufin: add mkLibeufinModule

nixos/libeufin: fix dbinit service not starting for utils, cleanup

nixos/libeufin: use mkLibeufinModule for nexus

nixos/libeufin: use mkLibeufinModule for bank

nixos/libeufin: add initialAccounts, stateDir options

nixos/libeufin: refactor to make nexus work, cleanup

nixos/libeufin: refactor stateDir, only register accounts on init

nixos/libeufin: explicitly specify psql user

Sometimes the dbinit service fails to find the user.

nixos/libeufin: cleanup stateDir

nixos/libeufin: add openFirewall option; install package

feat: apply review suggestions

Co-authored-by: h7x4 <h7x4@nani.wtf>

style: format code

fix: evaluation errors

fix(libeufin): start main services after dbinit

The main services can start after their databases have been initialized,
it's just that the bank and nexus shouldn't do the initialization at the
same time.

refactor(libeufin): dbinit script

feat: add assertions, remove throw

chore: remove unused code

feat(libeufin): recfactor dbinit service

feat: move libeufin module to services/finance

refactor(libeufin): remove configFile option

refactor(libeufin): use environment.etc for config file
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