E492: Not an editor command: LivePreview

[Jomme5]

Windows 10 + nvim:

Installed via powershell (no plugin manager)
new to nvim.

What to do?

[brianhuster]

I don't know what you mean be "Installed via Powershell". If you mean to manually clone the repo to pack/*/start, you need to restart Nvim after that

Also at least put some effort when writing the issue, please.

[Jomme5]

I used the command:

git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/brianhuster/live-preview.nvim ~/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/brianhuster/start/live-preview.nvim
nvim -c 'helptags ~/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/brianhuster/start/live-preview.nvim/doc' -c 'q'

like mentioned, but can't get it work.

[brianhuster]

Oh, actually the command is :LivePreview, not livepreview

[Jomme5]

Same result.

I installed lazy-vim now.

But in which folder/file I have to put this?

{
    'brianhuster/live-preview.nvim',
    dependencies = {
        -- You can choose one of the following pickers
        'nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim',
        'ibhagwan/fzf-lua',
        'echasnovski/mini.pick',
		'folke/snacks.nvim',
    },
}

Please, be more clear in your explanation.

[brianhuster]

Probably in function require('lazy').setup(). I no longer use lazy.nvim, so I may not remember correctly

[Ren-B-7]

My config is working, with lazy.nvim

return {
    "Ren-B-7/live-preview.nvim",
	lazy = true,
	enabled = true,
	ft = { "markdown" },
	config = function()
		require("livepreview.config").set({
			port = 42069,
			browser = "flatpak run org.chromium.Chromium",
			dynamic_root = false,
			sync_scroll = true,
			picker = "",
		})
	end,
	cmd = { "LivePreview" }, -- lazy-load only when needed
	keys = {
		{ "<leader>ls", "<cmd>LivePreview start<cr>", desc = "Open current file in your browser" },
		{ "<leader>lc", "<cmd>LivePreview close<cr>", desc = "Close the live preview server" },
		{ "<leader>lp", "<cmd>LivePreview pick<cr>", desc = "Close the live preview server" },
	},
}

If you try and copy, just edit the browser and github link options

[Ren-B-7]

you can add it as a seperate lua file where the other config files lay, in which you would use return, else you can add it to a table where other plugins are set, in which you just add it as a seperate table entry