Toggle plugin on

[xopo]

Hello
I use codeium plugin and it works nicely. It is useful when coding, but I don't want it sniffing other parts of the OS. I would like to make the plugin disabled by default when i am working on other parts like setting a mail config ( with user and pass ), a database config and so on.
I also want to be able to enable codeium plugin when coding. is it possible to lunch nvim with some arguments and trigger lazy loading codeium plugin? What would be the best strategy?

I am new to nvim and lua world so be kind to me :p.

[Shougo]

It is not plugin manager work.
It should be asked in codeium.vim repository.

[xopo]

It is not you are right, I just wanted to know if we can override or constrain plugins at this level. There is the option to enable lazy or use the VeryLazy event. There is also the ft flag. I am new to this and ... yeah... thanks for taking your time to read, understand and reply.

[Shougo]

You can use lazy loading. But it cannot be disabled loading when you after the loaded codeium plugin.
So I have said it is not plugin manager's work.

I would like to make the plugin disabled by default when i am working on other parts like setting a mail config ( with user and pass ), a database config and so on.

I think you want to use codeium plugin only coding.

[xopo]

I would like it to switch ON when working on specific files: py, ts, tsx, js, jsx ... and completely ignore any other file. I already asked this question in that repository ( codeium ). I was wondering if lua or lazyvim has some other magic that could help.

[Shougo]

You can use the config.

  let g:codeium_filetypes = #{
    \   gitcommit: v:true,
    \   markdown: v:true,
    \   python: v:true,
    \   text: v:true,
    \   typescript: v:true,
    \   vim: v:true,
    \   yaml: v:true,
    \ }