Enter the query into the form above.
API method:
GET /api/services?search=hello&page=1&limit=20
where search is your query, page is a page number and limit is a number of items on a single page. Pagination information (such as a number of pages and etc) is returned
in response headers.
If you'd like to join our channel webring send a patch to ~whereiseveryone/toys@lists.sr.ht adding your channel as an entry in channels.scm.
Configure the OpenSSH SSH client by providing a ~/.ssh/config file, which is honored by the OpenSSH client,ssh, and by other tools such as guix deploy.
Configure Sway by providing a file ~/.config/sway/config.
Provide an update-symlinks script, which creates symlinks to configuration files and directories on every activation. If an existing file would be overwritten by a symlink, backs up that file first.
Run Syncthing decentralized continuous file system synchronization.
Run minidlnad, the ReadyMedia/MiniDLNA media server.
Configure XDG base directories. The services of this service-type is instantiated by default, to provide non-default value, extend the service-type (using simple-service for example).
Configure XDG user directories. To disable a directory, point it to the $HOME.
Configure XDG MIME applications, and XDG desktop entries.
Files that will be put in ~/.guix-home/files/.local/share, and further processed during activation.
Files that will be put in ~/.guix-home/files/.config, and further processed during activation.
Files that will be put in ~/.guix-home/files, and further processed during activation.
This is the home profile and can be found in ~/.guix-home/profile. It contains packages and configuration files that the user has declared in their home-environment record.
Store provenance information about the home environment in the home environment itself: the channels used when building the home environment, and its configuration file, when available.
Run gexps to activate the current generation of home environment and update the state of the home directory. activate script automatically called during reconfiguration or generation switching. This service can be extended with one gexp, but many times, and all gexps must be idempotent.
G-expressions to run if the specified files have changed since the last generation. The extension should be a list of lists where the first element is the pattern for file or directory that expected to be changed, and the second element is the G-expression to be evaluated.
Set the environment variables.
Run gexps on first user login. Can be extended with one gexp.
Build the home environment top-level directory, which in turn refers to everything the home environment needs: its packages, configuration files, activation script, and so on.
Periodically delete old log files.
Periodically rotate log files using the Shepherd's log rotation service. Run herd status log-rotation to view its status, herd files log-rotation to list files subject to log rotation.
Periodically update the file database used by the locate command, which lets you search for files by name. The database is created by running the updatedb command.
Resize a partition and the underlying file system during boot.
Periodically update the package database used by the guix locate command, which lets you search for packages that provide a given file.
Periodically upgrade the system from the current configuration.