Add Nix flake for project dependencies #124
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This flake includes all deps for building "zisk" and related projects. To use it, install Nix package manager by following this guide and call nix develop. Afterwards, use your normal workflow in this environment, e.g. cargo build. I've tested this on ArchLinux and OSX and it should also work on other Linux flavors.
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This flake includes all deps for building "zisk" and related projects.
To use it, install Nix package manager by following this guide and call
nix develop.Afterwards, use your normal workflow in this environment, e.g. cargo build.
I've tested this on ArchLinux and OSX and it should also work on other Linux flavors.