Why don't people organize their config for each plugin seperately?

• my-neovim-config

  2 7 2.2 Lua

my config: https://github.com/Senya247/my-neovim-config

• nvim-config

  75 229 9.8 Lua

  Generalized and Personalized (by Alexis12119)

I'm quite satisfied with my plugin structure and I'm lazy to create every folder. on my plugin config

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• lazy.nvim

  131 11,499 9.4 Lua

  💤 A modern plugin manager for Neovim

lazy.nvim kind of encourages this by allowing plugin specs, and I think it's a good/clean pattern (although it's not exactly as you've laid it out). As a result, I end up with a directory like this: https://github.com/andrewferrier/dotfiles/tree/main/common/.config/nvim/lua/plugin-spec.

• dotfiles

  5 4 9.8 Lua

  My dotfiles (by andrewferrier)

lazy.nvim kind of encourages this by allowing plugin specs, and I think it's a good/clean pattern (although it's not exactly as you've laid it out). As a result, I end up with a directory like this: https://github.com/andrewferrier/dotfiles/tree/main/common/.config/nvim/lua/plugin-spec.

• nvim

  4 3 10.0 Lua

How about this ?

• .dotfiles

  9 64 8.9 Lua

  dotfiles for AwesomeWM, Neovim, and many other tools i use (by edr3x)

This is my way of having clean config.

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