The scripts directory contains a combination of custom Bash Scripts (with nix shebangs, and can be run using ./path/to/script) as well as ones written in conjunction with the Nix Syntax (which can be accessed by github:maydayv7/dotfiles#apps.${system})
A system management script is present, invoked with the command nixos, which can be used to apply user and device configuration changes, setup the device on first boot, and perform various other useful functions (If you have a working NixOS install, you can check it out using nix run github:maydayv7/dotfiles)
$ nixos -h
## Tool for NixOS System Management ##
# Legend #
xxx - Command
[ ] - Optional - Command Description
' ' - Variable
# Usage #
apply [ --'option' ] - Applies Device and User Configuration
cache 'command' - Pushes Binary Cache Output to Cachix
check [ --trace ] - Checks System Configuration [ Displays Error to Trace ]
clean [ --all ] - Garbage Collects and Optimises Nix Store
explore - Opens Interactive Shell to explore Syntax and Configuration
iso 'variant' [ --burn ] - Builds Image for Specified Install Media or Device [ Burns '.iso' to USB ]
list [ 'pattern' ] - Lists all Installed Packages [ Returns Matches ]
locate 'package' - Locates Installed Package
run [ 'path' ] 'command' - Runs Specified Command [ from 'path' ] (Wraps 'nix run')
save - Saves Configuration State to Repository
search 'term' [ 'source' ] - Searches for Packages [ Providing 'term' ] or Configuration Options
secret 'choice' [ 'path' ] - Manages 'sops' Encrypted Secrets
setup - Sets up NixOS System (on First Boot)
shell [ 'name' ] - Opens desired Nix Developer Shell
update [ 'repo' / --'option' ] - Manages System Package UpdatesThere is also a system install script, invoked with the command os-install, that painlessly installs the OS