Does lazy.vim have problems, if you install it with git clone?

[derick-rive]

When I installed nvim, no problems arose, but when I started configuring it, it does not find the files that I have made.
This is my way of classifying the files:

and this is the init.lua (how the file is opened from ~/.config/nvim, the init.lua config works)

When I start nvim, I get this error, which indicates that it cannot find the module

I honestly don't know what goes wrong, but that's not all, when I start nvim in the ~/.config/nvim directory, the init.lua file works wonders

This is my lazy.lua configuration

but there is another problem, the lazy package manager does not find the plugins that I have stored in the directory ~/.config/nvim/plugins, it indicates that it did not find any files, when there are

I have the kanagama plugin a color theme

...what do you recommend I do? Will it be a problem with the nvim or lazy code? Or will it be my Linux distribution (I use Kali)

I have tried installing some well-known configurations such as astronvim, lunarvim, and lazyvim and all of them work wonderfully, it does not cause problems for me and the configurations work well

[Kibadda]

Your directory structure is wrong. Lua searches for files in a lua directory. It should be:

init.lua
lazy-lock.json
lua/
    plugins/
        kanagama.lua
    raven/
        keymaps.lua
        lazy.lua
        settings.lua