Execute a Lazy command on startup

[musjj]

I'm trying to run a Lazy command via the --cmd/-c from the command line but I can't make it work.

So I first tried:

nvim -c "Lazy"

and I got this error:

E492: Not an editor command: Lazy

So I tried a few more combination:

nvim --cmd "autocmd User LazyDone Lazy"
nvim --cmd "autocmd User LazyVimStarted Lazy"
nvim --cmd "autocmd User VeryLazy Lazy"

But all of them results into the same error. It seems that they are getting executed too early, but I'm not sure when the Lazy command becomes accessible. Any tips on solving this issue?

[abeldekat]

Hi @musjj,

You can use the lua equivalent

This is working:

nvim --cmd "autocmd user LazyVimStarted lua require('lazy').home()"