looks like @alchemy_run has reached 1000 stars on github ๐ฅณ
Also if you haven't noticed already I have started working with @samgoodwin89 on Alchemy
if you are working with anything related to cloudflare (or many other providers Alchemy supports) and haven't tried Alchemy, what are you waiting for
go try https://t.co/N9Rk74Ui3F
@vicentesandev@DanielLockyer submodules are still typescript in the end, so its a pretty big ts project since all of the ts code is shipped, there are some options set to make the impact less, but it used to be much worse
its not really nix replacement, the versions are not pinned by default, what I wanted is when I deploy update to latest version unless pinned in config
things are adopted when they are already there, its based on how alchemy handles things with cloudflare and stuff, you actually need to write the CRUD lifecycle
its more like ansible showcasing a demo for alchemy
had this stupid idea to create nix but in typescript
created this somewhat functional setup with @alchemy_run with one gpt 5.6 sol session
It can setup zsh/git/other configs, manage Brew/Arch packages, manage Vite+, agent instructions/skills across my mac and linux box over SSH
pretty cool stuff
@rusabuilds@alchemy_run yeah I agree with that part, this is more like ansible, I used nix because thats what I had in mind while experimenting with this
@EastlondonDev@alchemy_run I already am nix pilled lol, I would use nixos any day, I used to maintain nix packages too,
i have this old flake https://t.co/jsn694IdUO
@EastlondonDev@alchemy_run nah nix is way too much magic for my liking and the syntax is weird, no lsp etc
i have daily driven nix for a year, i wont want to do that lol
@benjaminshafii@alchemy_run Also yes the testing this is a very vaild usecase, a lot of the tests in alchemy spins up real infra, tests against real infra and destroys it
@benjaminshafii@alchemy_run right now it has best support for Cloudflare and AWS, Planetscale/Neon/etc are also supported, Fly Hetzner etc are being worked on, Stripe and other things are on its way
@benjaminshafii@alchemy_run its using my resources to deploy onto my mac and linux boxes, Its using brew/paru etc to lookup state and updates at plan time, alchemy can deploy anything that have a CRUD lifecycle