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Let’s call them by what they are, option names.
`generators.mkValueStringDefault` is a better value string renderer
than plain `toString`.
Also add docs to all options.
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Mirrors the naming scheme in `generators.nix`, for consistency.
Also rename `key` to `k` and value to `v` to aid readability to the
code structure.
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The semantic difference between `encode` and `to` is not apparent.
Users are likely to confuse both functions (which leads to unexpected
error messages about the wrong types). Like in `generators.nix`, all
functions should be prefixed by `to`.
Furthermore, converting to a string depends on the target context. In
this case, it’s a POSIX shell, so we should name it that (compare
`escapeShellArg` in `strings.nix`).
We can later add versions that escape for embedding in e.g. python
scripts or similar.
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... as suggested by @roberth
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... as suggested by @roberth
This also caught a bug in rendering lists, which this change also fixes
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... based on feedback from @edolstra
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... as suggested by @edolstra
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This adds a new utility to intelligently convert Nix records to
command line options to reduce boilerplate for simple use cases and to
also reduce the likelihood of malformed command lines
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