Lazy-loading

To make the browser-bookmarks.nvim plugin lazy-load in Neovim, you need to specify the appropriate trigger for when the plugin should be loaded. In your case, the lazy = true option alone is not enough. You’ll need to define the specific event, command, or action that will trigger the loading of the plugin.

Here are some common ways to lazy-load a plugin:

1. Lazy-load on Command

You can make the plugin load when a specific command is called (e.g., :BrowserBookmarks).

Example:

return {
  "dhruvmanila/browser-bookmarks.nvim",
  version = "*",  -- Use the latest version
  lazy = true,  -- Enable lazy loading
  cmd = "BrowserBookmarks",  -- Lazy load on specific command
  dependencies = {
    "kkharji/sqlite.lua",
  },
  config = function()
    -- Default configuration here
    require("browser-bookmarks").setup({
      selected_browser = "firefox",       -- Default browser
      config_dir = "/home/jenny/.mozilla/firefox/", -- Default config directory
      profile_name = "default-release",  -- Default Firefox profile
      url_open_command = "firefox",      -- Default URL open command
    })
  end,
}

With this configuration, the plugin will only be loaded when you run the :BrowserBookmarks command. You can change the command name to whatever fits your use case.

2. Lazy-load on Filetype

If you want the plugin to be loaded only when certain filetypes are opened (e.g., *.html, *.txt), you can use the ft (filetype) option.

Example:

return {
  "dhruvmanila/browser-bookmarks.nvim",
  version = "*",  -- Use the latest version
  lazy = true,  -- Enable lazy loading
  ft = { "html", "markdown" },  -- Lazy load on opening .html or .md files
  dependencies = {
    "kkharji/sqlite.lua",
  },
  config = function()
    -- Default configuration here
    require("browser-bookmarks").setup({
      selected_browser = "firefox",       -- Default browser
      config_dir = "/home/jenny/.mozilla/firefox/", -- Default config directory
      profile_name = "default-release",  -- Default Firefox profile
      url_open_command = "firefox",      -- Default URL open command
    })
  end,
}

This will load the browser-bookmarks.nvim plugin only when opening html or markdown files.

3. Lazy-load on Event

You can also make the plugin load on a specific event, such as BufRead (when a buffer is read), VimEnter (when Vim starts), or any other supported events.

Example:

return {
  "dhruvmanila/browser-bookmarks.nvim",
  version = "*",  -- Use the latest version
  lazy = true,  -- Enable lazy loading
  event = "BufRead",  -- Lazy load on buffer read
  dependencies = {
    "kkharji/sqlite.lua",
  },
  config = function()
    -- Default configuration here
    require("browser-bookmarks").setup({
      selected_browser = "firefox",       -- Default browser
      config_dir = "/home/jenny/.mozilla/firefox/", -- Default config directory
      profile_name = "default-release",  -- Default Firefox profile
      url_open_command = "firefox",      -- Default URL open command
    })
  end,
}

This will make the plugin load when any file is read into a buffer (BufRead event).

4. Lazy-load on Keybinding

You can also lazy-load the plugin when a specific keybinding is pressed.

Example:

return {
  "dhruvmanila/browser-bookmarks.nvim",
  version = "*",  -- Use the latest version
  lazy = true,  -- Enable lazy loading
  keys = { "<leader>bb" },  -- Lazy load on key press
  dependencies = {
    "kkharji/sqlite.lua",
  },
  config = function()
    -- Default configuration here
    require("browser-bookmarks").setup({
      selected_browser = "firefox",       -- Default browser
      config_dir = "/home/jenny/.mozilla/firefox/", -- Default config directory
      profile_name = "default-release",  -- Default Firefox profile
      url_open_command = "firefox",      -- Default URL open command
    })
  end,
}

This configuration will load the plugin when you press the <leader>bb key combination.

5. Lazy-load on Function Call

If you want the plugin to load when a specific function is called, you can use func to trigger the loading.

Example:

return {
  "dhruvmanila/browser-bookmarks.nvim",
  version = "*",  -- Use the latest version
  lazy = true,  -- Enable lazy loading
  func = "BrowserBookmarks",  -- Lazy load on function call
  dependencies = {
    "kkharji/sqlite.lua",
  },
  config = function()
    -- Default configuration here
    require("browser-bookmarks").setup({
      selected_browser = "firefox",       -- Default browser
      config_dir = "/home/jenny/.mozilla/firefox/", -- Default config directory
      profile_name = "default-release",  -- Default Firefox profile
      url_open_command = "firefox",      -- Default URL open command
    })
  end,
}

In this case, the plugin will be loaded when the BrowserBookmarks() function is called.

Conclusion

To enable lazy loading for the browser-bookmarks.nvim plugin, you can choose the method that suits your needs based on events, commands, filetypes, keybindings, or function calls. The most common and flexible way is to use the cmd or keys option to trigger the plugin load only when necessary.

Here is a final example with lazy loading on a command:

return {
  "dhruvmanila/browser-bookmarks.nvim",
  version = "*",  -- Use the latest version
  lazy = true,  -- Enable lazy loading
  cmd = "BrowserBookmarks",  -- Load on the command `:BrowserBookmarks`
  dependencies = {
    "kkharji/sqlite.lua",
  },
  config = function()
    -- Default configuration here
    require("browser-bookmarks").setup({
      selected_browser = "firefox",       -- Default browser
      config_dir = "/home/jenny/.mozilla/firefox/", -- Default config directory
      profile_name = "default-release",  -- Default Firefox profile
      url_open_command = "firefox",      -- Default URL open command
    })
  end,
}

This makes sure the plugin only loads when the user runs the :BrowserBookmarks command.