Finding location of generated init.lua file?

[TRPB]

This is a bit of an XY but for debugging I'd like to find the location of the init.lua generated by nixvim

I feel like there's a way to do this in neovim itself but I can't find the option.

It's in /nix/store under init.lua but it's difficult to guess which is the one in use if you've made a number of changes to the config and rebuilt. I'd like to see the file that's being generated to work out what I'm doing wrong in my config.

Specifically I'm trying to use plugins.treesitter.highlight.custom_captures but can't find a good example of it, if I could see the generated file in this case, and others, I'd be able to see what the intent was for the nix object

[khaneliman]

Nixvim-print-init. Otherwise there will be a store location in the neovim wrapper in the nvim command

[MattSturgeon]

If you'd like to do this in a nix inspection kinda way, you can access your generated config in the repl and inspect the values under config.build.*.

However, if you just want to read the text of your init file, then running nixvim-print-init is the correct method.