🌳 LazyTree

A Neovim plugin that gives you a tree-view map of all your lazy.nvim plugin specs.

As your Neovim config grows, you can easily lose sight of the import order of plugins, or it becomes hard to see which file imports which plugins. LazyTree makes it easy to navigate your plugin configuration and helps you debug your config.

✨ Features

• 🔍 Scans your init.lua and all lazy.nvim spec directories
• 🌲 Shows plugins grouped by file in an interactive tree view
• 📦 Detects all lazy.nvim source formats: "owner/repo", dir = "...", url = "..."
• 🔗 Distinguishes plugins from their dependencies
• 🟢 Shows load status (loaded/not loaded) from lazy.nvim
• 🔄 Shows reverse dependencies (which plugins share a dependency)
• 📂 Fold/unfold file sections
• 🔎 Filter plugins by name
• ✏️ Open plugin spec files for editing (with q to return to the tree)
• 👀 Preview spec blocks with K
• 🌐 Open plugin homepages on GitHub with gx
• 🎨 All highlight groups are customizable

📥 Installation

With lazy.nvim:

{
    "TomDeneire/lazytree",
    cmd = "LazyTree",
    opts = {},
}

🚀 Usage

:LazyTree

⌨️ Keybindings

Key	Action
e	✏️ Open the spec file at the plugin's line (editable, q returns to tree)
q / <Esc>	🚪 Close the current window
za	🔀 Toggle fold on file section
zo / zc	📂 / 📁 Open / close fold
/	🔎 Filter plugins by name
gx	🌐 Open plugin homepage on GitHub
K	👀 Preview the plugin's spec block

🎨 Highlight Groups

All highlights link to standard groups by default and can be overridden:

Group	Default	Used for
LazyTreeHeader	Title	ASCII art header
LazyTreeFile	Directory	File headings
LazyTreeGlyph	NonText	Tree-drawing characters
LazyTreeLineNr	LineNr	Line number suffixes
LazyTreeFooter	Comment	Keybindings bar
LazyTreeLoaded	DiagnosticOk	Loaded status indicator
LazyTreeNotLoaded	Comment	Not-loaded status indicator
LazyTreeUsedBy	Special	Reverse dependency annotations
LazyTreeCursorGroup	CursorLine	Cursor group highlight

🤖 About

This plugin was entirely coded by Claude (Anthropic's AI assistant), with direction and testing by @TomDeneire.