README.md

print-debug.nvim

Simple plugin that makes it easy to print debug statements without typing so much. When invoked (default <leader>dp) an input window opens. In a python file, typing test_list into that window results in a new line directly below the current line reading

    print(f"test_list = {test_list}")

In the case of an index variable it will be printed verbatim unless a mark is added in front of it. By default the mark is ". This is, typing test_list[i] results in

    print(f"test_list[i] = {test_list[i]}")

But typing test_list["i] results in

    print(f"test_list[{i}] = {test_list[i]}")

The plugin is language sensitive. For example, in c++ typing test_array["i] results in

  std::cout << "test_array[" << i << "] = " << test_array[i] << std::endl;

Installation

Install it like any other plugin. For example, if using LazyVim as your package manager:

  {
    'AndresYague/print-debug.nvim',
    opts = {
      mark = '"',
      keymap_above = '<leader>dP',
      keymap_below = '<leader>dp',
    },
  }

Configuration

The mark and the keymap are the two configurable options right now. These must be in a table passed to setup. Such as:

    require('print-debug').setup { mark = '"', keymap_above = '<leader>dP', keymap_below = '<leader>dp' }

Currently supported languages

• cpp
• lua
• python

Known issues

Autopairs style plugins may interact negatively with this plugin, so it may be better to disable them when actively using the plugin. Currently, nvim-autopairs is compatible with this plugin so long as it is not lazy loaded.