okay, we got now what I call “the service factory” (wooo). Instead of C&P the same systemd boilerplate and caddy config, postgres user and database setup and agenix env loading every single time i want to slap a new service on the server. Sooo, I just call makeService (that’s the name I gave it) with a name, a flake, and then whatever config like domain or postgres config and boom works.

everything is nested underneath the “moonix” umbrella, which is neat. I set up options for the typical stuff like enabling or disabling the service and the other things i commented up there. I mean, it is a bit janky with me doing some stupid things but it works! And i even “hardened” the systemd service of the service, which i didn’t know even existed but okay lol.

AH, and i also fixed the stupid interactiveSudo annoying “hey it aint secure using a password, you should use a ssh key correctly setup, dummy.” by just setting the sudo security to none :D. I am using ssh keys anyway to connect to the vps, might have thrown to the trash the security but i dunno :3.

AND one of the cool hings about this factory thingy is that now each service gets its own postgres user and database automagically. Like, it creates its role and databases with the service being the owner without me doing anything… so no manual labor muahahahaahhahahahah.

I mean, this is pretty short and quick but GOD i take too much time trying to make stuff and then having to search and stuff because it aint working as I wanted lol, but still, I do be eating too much time for simple things like god. Even the commit changes are really tiny like gosh. the only great thing is that I am will no longer touch this hecking thing, I will JUST USE IT and boom deployment made.

oh god, nono, I just thought about automated deploys via github’s ci. i actually don’t even hecking know how would that even work agh, hecking hell.