By using the following code...
vim.fn.termopen("foo")
I can open a terminal with a certain command. What I want to do is run a Lua function from a plugin upon exiting the terminal.
Pseudo Code:
vim.fn.termopen("foo", run "lua require('my-plugin').someFunction()" upon exiting)
Is this possible?
After a bit of research, I found that there are two autocommands I can use that suit my needs
au TermClose * lua require('my-plugin').someFunction()
or
au TermLeave * lua require('my-plugin').someFunction()
The first one works better for me because I only want to run my function once the terminal is killed/closed. The second one is for if you want to run a function once the user switches from the terminal to something else.