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Nixpacks

Build Docker images from source code by combining packages, dependencies, and application code.

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About Nixpacks

Nixpacks is a tool that builds Docker images from application source code by combining system packages, dependencies, and application code. It uses Nix packages and Docker to create complete container images from source. The tool supports a wide range of programming languages and can be customized to add packages, set build commands, and configure startup commands. Nixpacks is developed by railwayapp and distributed under the MIT license.

The tool is designed to streamline the process of containerizing applications by automating the selection and installation of dependencies based on the detected language and framework. It provides a command-line interface for building and packaging applications, and integrates with various deployment platforms including Railway, Dokku, GitHub Actions, and others. The project is currently in maintenance mode and the developer recommends using Railpack as an alternative for new projects.

Developer
railwayapp
GitHub
License
MIT
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Language
Rust
GitHub
Latest release
1.41.0, 24 October 2025
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GitHub stars
3.5k
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Repository since
March 2022
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Checked 10 October 2026.

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