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 = '<leader>dp',
    },
  }

Configuration

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

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

Currently supported languages

cpp
python

Known issues

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