import.nvim VS vim-dim

Just a quick update, import.nvim is deprecated as of today. You can see this issue explaining it more.

Aww thanks! I go through motivation spurts lol. Right now I am in one, so I will keep working on it until I get board and either work on my other plugin import.nvim or some other waste of time project that has been or will be abandoned sitting in my poor git directory lol

I do something similar in import.nvim, though I also have an issue out there for this exact issue

Good evening everyone! I am looking for some feedback on potential next features for import.nvim. I have created an issue on the issue board, it can be found here.

Hello neovimers! A recent merged PR has enabled import.nvim to now support "dependent" imports. What this means is you can now have several modules be imported with a single import call, and also those modules will be available in your callback so you can safely use them however you need. More details can be found in the updated Readme

Share your config so we can get a look at it. It might also be worth wrapping your module requires with a bit of timing logic to get an idea of how long each module takes. Alternatively, import.nvim does that timing for you so can you see how long each module import takes

Not Packer, but import.nvim (a project I made) has a current issue (and pr) discussing (and resolving) this very thing. Feel free to drop by and lemme know your thoughts :)

If you are just trying to reload a specific module, import.nvim can do that for you with the :Reload command. Check out :help Reload

I would suggest checking out the plugin import.nvim which is a require wrapper for this exact purpose

Checkout pcall as this is built into lua. Alternatively, I made a plugin that handles this for you import.nvim