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# Examples
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## [Nixpkgs](https://github.com/Fuwn/yae/tree/main/examples/nixpkgs)
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This example showcases adding the Nixpkgs unstable branch as a Yae source,
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consuming it within an example flake, and mirroring the `hello` package from
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Nixpkgs as a flake output.
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Note that the flake has no inputs. This is because Yae directly manages the
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Nixpkgs source.
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This example is extremely useful and is intended be adapted to suite the specific
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needs of flake-less Nix configurations, like classic Nix shells and flake-less system
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configurations.
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## [Nixpkgs Simple](https://github.com/Fuwn/yae/tree/main/examples/nixpkgs-simple)
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This example is functionally identical to the Nixpkgs example, with the exception
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that it utilises `builtins.currentSystem` to populate the `nixpkgs.system`
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attribute, requiring the `--impure` command-line flag.
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This example is purely for the sake of example, since in a real-world scenario,
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you'd likely use something similar to [flake-utils](https://github.com/numtide/flake-utils)
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for multi-system output management and populating the `nixpkgs.system` attribute.