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# Custom Modules
This directory contains documentation for the custom modules used in this NixOS configuration.
## Module Types
The repository uses two main types of modules:
1. **NixOS Modules** - System-level configurations in `modules/nixos/`
2. **Home Manager Modules** - User-level configurations in `modules/home/`
## NixOS Modules
These modules configure the system-level aspects of NixOS:
- [Boot Modules](./boot.md) - Boot loader and kernel configurations
- [Desktop Modules](./desktop.md) - Desktop environment configurations
- [Development Modules](./development.md) - Development tools and environments
- [Hardware Modules](./hardware.md) - Hardware-specific configurations
- [Home Assistant Modules](./homeassistant.md) - Home automation configuration
- [Networking Modules](./network.md) - Network configuration and services
- [Security Modules](./security.md) - Security-related configurations
- [Services Modules](./services.md) - Various service configurations
- [System Modules](./system.md) - General system configurations
- [Virtualization Modules](./virtualization.md) - Virtualization and containerization
## Home Manager Modules
These modules configure user environments:
- [Applications](./home/applications.md) - User applications
- [Desktop](./home/desktop.md) - User desktop environments
- [Development](./home/development.md) - User development environments
- [Media](./home/media.md) - Media applications
- [Shell](./home/shell.md) - Shell configurations
## Module Structure
Each module follows a standard structure:
```
modules/nixos/example-module/
├── default.nix # Main implementation
├── options.nix # Option declarations
└── submodule/ # Optional submodules
└── default.nix # Submodule implementation
```
### default.nix
The `default.nix` file contains the main implementation of the module:
```nix
{
config,
lib,
pkgs,
namespace,
...
}:
let
cfg = config.${namespace}.example-module;
in
{
imports = [ ./options.nix ];
config = lib.mkIf cfg.enable {
# Module implementation when enabled
};
}
```
### options.nix
The `options.nix` file declares the module's configuration options:
```nix
{ lib, namespace, ... }:
with lib;
let
inherit (lib.${namespace}) mkOpt;
in
{
options.${namespace}.example-module = {
enable = mkEnableOption "enable example module";
# Other option declarations
};
}
```
## Using Modules
To use a module in your system configuration:
1. Enable the module in your system configuration:
```nix
{ config, ... }:
{
mjallen.example-module = {
enable = true;
# Other options
};
}
```
## Creating New Modules
To create a new module:
1. Create a new directory in `modules/nixos/` or `modules/home/`
2. Create `default.nix` and `options.nix` files
3. Implement your module functionality
4. Import the module in your system configuration
See the [Getting Started](../getting-started.md) guide for more details on creating modules.

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# Home Assistant Module
This document details the Home Assistant module configuration.
## Module Structure
The Home Assistant module is organized in the following structure:
```
modules/nixos/homeassistant/
├── automations/ # Automation configurations
│ ├── lightswitch/ # Light switch automations
│ └── motion-light/ # Motion-activated light automations
├── default.nix # Main module configuration
├── options.nix # Module options definition
└── services/ # Related service configurations
├── govee2mqtt/ # Govee integration via MQTT
├── homeassistant/ # Core Home Assistant service
├── music-assistant/ # Music Assistant integration
├── thread/ # Thread border router
└── zigbee2mqtt/ # Zigbee to MQTT bridge
```
## Module Options
The module is configured through options defined in `options.nix`:
```nix
options.${namespace}.services.home-assistant = {
enable = mkEnableOption "enable home-assistant";
mosquittoPort = mkOpt types.int 1883 "Port for MQTT";
zigbee2mqttPort = mkOpt types.int 8080 "Port for zigbee2mqtt web interface";
zigbeeDevicePath = mkOpt types.str "/dev/ttyUSB0" "Path to zigbee usb device";
};
```
## Main Configuration
The main module configuration in `default.nix` includes:
1. **Activation Scripts** - For setting up custom components
2. **Service Configurations** - For Matter, PostgreSQL, etc.
3. **Firewall Rules** - For allowing required ports
```nix
config = lib.mkIf cfg.enable {
# Activation script for custom components
system.activationScripts.installCustomComponents = ''
chown -R hass:hass ${config.services.home-assistant.configDir}
chmod -R 750 ${config.services.home-assistant.configDir}
'';
# Service configurations
services = {
matter-server.enable = true;
postgresql = {
enable = false;
ensureDatabases = [ "hass" ];
ensureUsers = [
{
name = "hass";
ensureDBOwnership = true;
}
];
};
};
# Firewall rules
networking.firewall.allowedTCPPorts = [
cfg.mosquittoPort
cfg.zigbee2mqttPort
8095 # music-assistant
8097 # home-assistant
5580 # matter-server
];
};
```
## Home Assistant Service
The core Home Assistant service configuration in `services/homeassistant/default.nix` includes:
1. **Package Selection** - Using the standard Home Assistant package
2. **Component Configuration** - Enabling required components
3. **Custom Components** - Adding custom components from packages
4. **Lovelace Modules** - Adding custom UI components
5. **Integration Configuration** - Setting up integrations with other systems
```nix
services.home-assistant = {
enable = true;
package = pkgs.home-assistant;
openFirewall = true;
configDir = "/var/lib/homeassistant";
configWritable = true;
# Components
extraComponents = [
"mqtt"
"zha"
"homekit"
# ... many more components
];
# Custom components
customComponents = [
# ... custom components
];
# Lovelace modules
customLovelaceModules = [
# ... custom UI modules
];
# Configuration
config = {
# ... Home Assistant configuration
};
};
```
## Related Services
### Zigbee2MQTT
The Zigbee2MQTT service in `services/zigbee2mqtt/default.nix` connects Zigbee devices to MQTT:
```nix
services.zigbee2mqtt = {
enable = true;
settings = {
mqtt = {
server = "mqtt://localhost:${toString cfg.mosquittoPort}";
};
serial = {
port = cfg.zigbeeDevicePath;
};
# ... additional settings
};
};
```
### MQTT
MQTT is configured as a dependency for the Home Assistant module.
### Thread Border Router
The Thread Border Router in `services/thread/default.nix` provides Thread network connectivity for Matter devices.
## Automations
The module includes predefined automations in the `automations/` directory:
1. **Light Switch Automations** - For controlling lights via physical switches
2. **Motion Light Automations** - For motion-activated lighting
## Using the Module
To use this module in a system configuration:
```nix
{ config, ... }:
{
mjallen.services.home-assistant = {
enable = true;
# Optional: customize ports and device paths
mosquittoPort = 1883;
zigbee2mqttPort = 8080;
zigbeeDevicePath = "/dev/ttyUSB0";
};
}
```
## Extending the Module
### Adding Custom Components
To add a custom component:
1. Add the package to `packages/`
2. Add it to the `customComponents` list in `services/homeassistant/default.nix`
### Adding Custom Automations
To add a custom automation:
1. Create a new directory in `automations/`
2. Implement the automation in `default.nix`
3. Import it in the system configuration