nvim-python-repl

A simple plugin that leverages treesitter to send expressions, statements, function definitions and class definitions to a REPL.

The plugin now supports three different filetypes: python, scala and lua. It is suggested that you have ipython, sbt, and ilua installed in your path respectively. (Scala projects are expecting that the scala file is opened from the directory containing build.sbt).

In addition to sending treesitter objects, there is also support for sending a selection from visual mode.

Usage

Can be installed with any plugin manager. For example, in lazy you can use

...
    {
    "geg2102/nvim-python-repl",
    dependencies = "nvim-treesitter",
    ft = {"python", "lua", "scala"}, 
    config = function()
        require("nvim-python-repl").setup({
            execute_on_send = false,
            vsplit = false,
        })
    end
    }
...

Somewhere in your init.lua/init.vim you should place

require("nvim-python-repl").setup()

Keymaps

There are a few keybindings that the user needs to set up.

vim.keymap.set("n", [your keymap], function() require('nvim-python-repl').send_statement_definition() end, { desc = "Send semantic unit to REPL"})

vim.keymap.set("v", [your keymap], function() require('nvim-python-repl').send_visual_to_repl() end, { desc = "Send visual selection to REPL"})

vim.keymap.set("n", [your keyamp], function() require('nvim-python-repl').send_buffer_to_repl() end, { desc = "Send entire buffer to REPL"})

vim.keymap.set("n", [your keymap], function() require('nvim-python-repl').toggle_execute() end, { desc = "Automatically execute command in REPL after sent"})

vim.keymap.set("n", [your keymap], function() require('nvim-python-repl').toggle_vertical() end, { desc = "Create REPL in vertical or horizontal split"})

vim.keymap.set("n", [your keymap], function() require('nvim-python-repl').open_repl() end, { desc = "Opens the REPL in a window split"})

Options

There are a few options. First, whether to execute the given expression on send and second, whether to send to a vertical split. By default these are set to true. Toggle on send can be toggled with <leader>e or :ToggleExecuteOnSend. Whether to send to vertical by default can be changed with :ReplToggleVertical or :lua require("nvim-python-repl").toggle_vertical().

There is an also an option to specify which spawn command you want to use for a given repl (passed as table),as well as an option to prompt from the command that starts the REPL.

Here is the default setup:

require("nvim-python-repl").setup({
    execute_on_send=false, 
    vsplit=false,
    prompt_spawn=false,
    spawn_command={
        python="ipython", 
        scala="sbt console",
        lua="ilua"
    }
})