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Smudgebun: /* Installing Extensions */ Minor rephrase

2026-08-18T03:43:10Z

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	== Installing Extensions ==		== Installing Extensions ==

	Gram, unlike Zed, builds extensions locally. This makes ~~getting~~ extensions ~~working~~ on NixOS require some ~~configuration~~. There are multiple ways to handle extensions, in no particular order:		Gram, unlike Zed, builds extensions locally. This makes installing extensions on NixOS require some setup. There are multiple ways to handle extensions, in no particular order:

	* [[#System_Method\|System Method]]: if you don't mind modifying your system configuration, requires [[Nix-ld]].		* [[#System_Method\|System Method]]: if you don't mind modifying your system configuration, requires [[Nix-ld]].

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2026-08-18T03:41:44Z

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	=== Temp FHS Environment ===		=== Temp FHS Environment ===

	If you do not want to or cannot enable [[Nix-ld]], you can make a temporary FHS Environment and run Gram in there to build extensions. Provided below are an example <code>flake.nix</code> and <code>shell.nix</code>. Just add these files to a directory, enter it and run <code>nix develop</code>. Then, once the environment ~~is built~~, run <code>gram</code> and install your extensions as you would on any other distro. Once they're built, you can run Gram outside of that environment too and they should just work.		If you do not want to or cannot enable [[Nix-ld]], you can make a temporary FHS Environment and run Gram in there to build extensions. Provided below are an example <code>flake.nix</code> and <code>shell.nix</code>. Just add these files to a directory, enter it and run <code>nix develop</code>. Then, once you're dropped into the environment's shell, run <code>gram</code> and install your extensions as you would on any other distro. Once they're built, you can run Gram outside of that environment too and they should just work.

	And of course, if you prefer [[#Fenix]] or [[#Rustup]], you can modify this example to use them instead of [[#Rust-Overlay]].		And of course, if you prefer [[#Fenix]] or [[#Rustup]], you can modify this example to use them instead of [[#Rust-Overlay]].

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2026-08-17T20:03:28Z

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Smudgebun: /* Installing Extensions */ corrected link

2026-08-08T20:22:26Z

Installing Extensions: corrected link

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	== Installing Extensions ==		== Installing Extensions ==

	Gram, unlike Zed, builds extensions locally. This makes getting extensions working on NixOS require some configuration. The two main ways are the [[#Adhoc_Method\|adhoc method]], or using [[#~~nix~~-~~gram~~-~~extensions~~\|nix-gram-extensions]] which currently requires [[Home_Manager\|home manager]] or [https://hjem.feel-co.org/ hjem].		Gram, unlike Zed, builds extensions locally. This makes getting extensions working on NixOS require some configuration. The two main ways are the [[#Adhoc_Method\|adhoc method]], or using [[#Nix-Gram-Extensions\|nix-gram-extensions]] which currently requires [[Home_Manager\|home manager]] or [https://hjem.feel-co.org/ hjem].

	=== Adhoc Method ===		=== Adhoc Method ===

Smudgebun: /* More About Extensions */Corrected link

2026-08-08T16:37:19Z

More About Extensions: Corrected link

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	=== More About Extensions ===		=== More About Extensions ===

	* [https://discourse.nixos.org/t/fail-to-add-extensions-to-gram/78466/2 NixOS Discourse: Fail To Add Extensions To Gram]		* [https://discourse.nixos.org/t/fail-to-add-extensions-to-gram/78466 NixOS Discourse: Fail To Add Extensions To Gram]

	== Troubleshooting ==		== Troubleshooting ==

Smudgebun: /* Adhoc Method */Minor rephrase

2026-08-08T05:35:03Z

Adhoc Method: Minor rephrase

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	=== Adhoc Method ===		=== Adhoc Method ===

	This allows you to use Gram as you'd expect on other distros, able to click Install From URL or Install Local and have Gram compile the extension~~. There are a number of known things needed for Gram to successfully compile extensions itself~~. This method is definitely more hacky, so if you don't mind managing your extensions with nix, [[#Nix-Gram-Extensions]] is recommended. Aside from [[#Nix-ld]], which needs to be enabled in your system configuration, everything else can be installed either to system packages, in a devShell, user packages, home manager packages, etc. All examples are primarily for reference, and as such will demonstrate installation to system packages. If you want to install using any of the previously listed methods, it should hopefully be fairly simple to translate to your method of choosing.		This allows you to use Gram as you'd expect on other distros, able to click Install From URL or Install Local and have Gram compile the extension. This method is definitely more hacky, so if you don't mind managing your extensions with nix, [[#Nix-Gram-Extensions]] is recommended.

			There are a number of known things needed for Gram to successfully compile extensions itself. Aside from [[#Nix-ld]], which needs to be enabled in your system configuration, everything else can be installed either to system packages, in a devShell, user packages, home manager packages, etc. All examples are primarily for reference, and as such will only demonstrate installation to system packages. If you want to install using any of the previously listed methods, it should hopefully be fairly simple to translate to your method of choosing.

	The known requirements are the following:		The known requirements are the following:
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	{{nixos:package\|clang\|Clang}} must be installed and available under the <code>cc</code> alias, which is true as long as the wrapped clang (the ones referred to as {{nixos:package\|clang-wrapper}}) is the one installed and it is not being overwritten by {{nixos:package\|gcc}}.		{{nixos:package\|clang\|Clang}} must be installed and available under the <code>cc</code> alias, which is true as long as the wrapped clang (the ones referred to as {{nixos:package\|clang-wrapper}}) is the one installed and it is not being overwritten by {{nixos:package\|gcc}}.

	You can verify if ~~this~~ is ~~true~~ in your environment by opening Gram's terminal (<code>ctrl+`</code> or <code>ctrl+shift+p > terminal panel: toggle</code>) and running the following		You can verify if clang is configured correctly in your environment by opening Gram's terminal (<code>ctrl+`</code> or <code>ctrl+shift+p > terminal panel: toggle</code>) and running the following

	{{Commands\|		{{Commands\|

Smudgebun: Full rewrite for accuracy and clarity

2026-08-08T03:03:08Z

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Smudgebun: /* Installing Extensions */ Add troubleshooting steps for possible issues with toolchain installation

2026-08-07T21:36:47Z

Installing Extensions: Add troubleshooting steps for possible issues with toolchain installation

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	The examples all use the stable version attribute set, but ~~any~~ provided by <code>fenix</code> should work.		The examples all use the stable version attribute set, but others provided by <code>fenix</code> should work.

	{{info\| Make sure the versions match between <code>${version}.toolchain</code> (or <code>${version}.rustc</code> + <code>${version}.cargo</code>) & <code>targets.wasm32-wasip2.${version}.stable.rust-std</code>		{{info\| Make sure the versions match between <code>${version}.toolchain</code> (or <code>${version}.rustc</code> + <code>${version}.cargo</code>) & <code>targets.wasm32-wasip2.${version}.stable.rust-std</code>
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			==== Troubleshooting Extension Install ====

			If you get the error <code>failed to run `rustup target add`: no such file or directory</code>, enter Gram's terminal and run

			<syntaxhighlight lang="shell">
			ls $(rustc --print sysroot)/lib/rustlib
			</syntaxhighlight>

			If there is no directory named <code>wasm32-wasip2</code>, and there is one named something like <code>wasm32-unknown-unknown</code>, this likely means fenix has installed the target weirdly. On fenix this has been fixable by changing your version, for instance to <code>latest</code>.

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	[https://gram-editor.com/ Gram] is a hard fork of [[Zed]] removing AI integration and telemetry as well as no user agreement or subscription, among other features. For more on the reasoning for and purpose of the fork see the [https://gram-editor.com/docs/mission/ mission statement].		[https://gram-editor.com/ Gram] is a hard fork of [[Zed]] removing AI integration and telemetry as well as no user agreement or subscription, among other features. For more on the reasoning for and purpose of the fork see the [https://gram-editor.com/docs/mission/ mission statement].

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	Add <code>fenix</code> to your flake		Add <code>fenix</code> to your flake
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	{{file\|flake.nix\|nix\|		{{file\|flake.nix\|nix\|
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	The examples all use the stable version attribute set, but any provided by <code>fenix</code> should work.		The examples all use the stable version attribute set, but any provided by <code>fenix</code> should work.

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	==== Let In Statement ====		==== Let In Statement ====
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	==== HomeManager Packages ====		==== HomeManager Packages ====
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	==== NixOS Packages ====		==== NixOS Packages ====
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	==== Flake Parts devShell ====		==== Flake Parts devShell ====

	If using flake parts, devShells need to have their inputs passed to them by <code>perSystem</code> rather than as a top-level attribute. The file paths are only examples and can be replaced to fit the structure of your project.		If using flake parts, devShells need to have their inputs passed to them by <code>perSystem</code> rather than as a top-level attribute. The file paths are only examples and can be replaced to fit the structure of your project.
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	{{file\|default.nix\|nix\|		{{file\|default.nix\|nix\|
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	==== More About Extensions ====		==== More About Extensions ====

	* [https://discourse.nixos.org/t/fail-to-add-extensions-to-gram/78466/2 NixOS Discourse: Fail To Add Extensions To Gram]		* [https://discourse.nixos.org/t/fail-to-add-extensions-to-gram/78466/2 NixOS Discourse: Fail To Add Extensions To Gram]
	* [[Talk:Gram#Using_Rustup_for_Building_Extensions]]		* [[Talk:Gram#Using_Rustup_for_Building_Extensions]]
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	[[Category:Applications]] [[Category:Text Editor]]		[[Category:Applications]] [[Category:Text Editor]]

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2026-07-06T15:02:20Z

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	* [https://discourse.nixos.org/t/fail-to-add-extensions-to-gram/78466/2 NixOS Discourse: Fail To Add Extensions To Gram]		* [https://discourse.nixos.org/t/fail-to-add-extensions-to-gram/78466/2 NixOS Discourse: Fail To Add Extensions To Gram]
	* [[Talk:Gram#Using_Rustup_for_Building_Extensions]]		* [[Talk:Gram#Using_Rustup_for_Building_Extensions]]

			[[Category:Applications]] [[Category:Text Editor]]