← Back to context Comment by oulipo2 7 hours ago For those who don't want the complexity of Nix, Mise is a good compromise 4 comments oulipo2 Reply arcanemachiner 7 hours ago For those who don't know: Mise is a version manager (among other things), and is said to be an improvement over its predecessor, asdf:https://mise.en.devhttps://asdf-vm.com _kblcuk_ 7 hours ago +100. I also dig fnox (encrypted-secrets-in-git) and hk (pre-hooks manager that is actually fast and stays out of the way) by the same author, pretty much default for any project I start nowadays.Though I also use nix to manage my machines :-D sshine 5 hours ago Awesome, both fnox and hk look very well-made.How does fnox compare to sops?How does hk compare to lefthook?And does hk and fnox have a similar Nix integration as lefthook-nix and sops-nix?I'm still hoping I don't need to make a better lefthook.I kind of like sops-nix, not sure what's missing, really. Maybe fnox is similarly wholesome for non-Nix users.I see that hk has a flake, so that's a good sign.https://github.com/sudosubin/lefthook.nixhttps://simonshine.dk/articles/lefthook-treefmt-direnv-nix/ lvncelot 2 hours ago Ohh fnox looks really cool, with encryption being one possible provider but something like Vault being another. Thanks for the recommendation.
arcanemachiner 7 hours ago For those who don't know: Mise is a version manager (among other things), and is said to be an improvement over its predecessor, asdf:https://mise.en.devhttps://asdf-vm.com
_kblcuk_ 7 hours ago +100. I also dig fnox (encrypted-secrets-in-git) and hk (pre-hooks manager that is actually fast and stays out of the way) by the same author, pretty much default for any project I start nowadays.Though I also use nix to manage my machines :-D sshine 5 hours ago Awesome, both fnox and hk look very well-made.How does fnox compare to sops?How does hk compare to lefthook?And does hk and fnox have a similar Nix integration as lefthook-nix and sops-nix?I'm still hoping I don't need to make a better lefthook.I kind of like sops-nix, not sure what's missing, really. Maybe fnox is similarly wholesome for non-Nix users.I see that hk has a flake, so that's a good sign.https://github.com/sudosubin/lefthook.nixhttps://simonshine.dk/articles/lefthook-treefmt-direnv-nix/ lvncelot 2 hours ago Ohh fnox looks really cool, with encryption being one possible provider but something like Vault being another. Thanks for the recommendation.
sshine 5 hours ago Awesome, both fnox and hk look very well-made.How does fnox compare to sops?How does hk compare to lefthook?And does hk and fnox have a similar Nix integration as lefthook-nix and sops-nix?I'm still hoping I don't need to make a better lefthook.I kind of like sops-nix, not sure what's missing, really. Maybe fnox is similarly wholesome for non-Nix users.I see that hk has a flake, so that's a good sign.https://github.com/sudosubin/lefthook.nixhttps://simonshine.dk/articles/lefthook-treefmt-direnv-nix/
lvncelot 2 hours ago Ohh fnox looks really cool, with encryption being one possible provider but something like Vault being another. Thanks for the recommendation.
For those who don't know: Mise is a version manager (among other things), and is said to be an improvement over its predecessor, asdf:
https://mise.en.dev
https://asdf-vm.com
+100. I also dig fnox (encrypted-secrets-in-git) and hk (pre-hooks manager that is actually fast and stays out of the way) by the same author, pretty much default for any project I start nowadays.
Though I also use nix to manage my machines :-D
Awesome, both fnox and hk look very well-made.
How does fnox compare to sops?
How does hk compare to lefthook?
And does hk and fnox have a similar Nix integration as lefthook-nix and sops-nix?
I'm still hoping I don't need to make a better lefthook.
I kind of like sops-nix, not sure what's missing, really. Maybe fnox is similarly wholesome for non-Nix users.
I see that hk has a flake, so that's a good sign.
https://github.com/sudosubin/lefthook.nix
https://simonshine.dk/articles/lefthook-treefmt-direnv-nix/
Ohh fnox looks really cool, with encryption being one possible provider but something like Vault being another. Thanks for the recommendation.