A VIM plugin to insert or remove a breakpoint debugger based on your current file extension.
vim-infer-debugger works by taking a set of defined file extensions and their
corresponding debuggers, and then selects the correct debugger based on the
file you're in. It comes with a set of defaults:
let g:debugger_array = [['\.rb', 'require "pry"; binding.pry'],
\['\.rake', 'require "pry"; binding.pry'],
\['\.ex$', 'require IEx; IEx.pry'],
\['\.exs', 'require IEx; IEx.pry'],
\['\.erb', '<% require "pry"; binding.pry %>'],
\['\.eex', '<% require IEx; IEx.pry %>'],
\['\.coffee$', 'debugger'],
\['\.json\.jbuilder', 'require "pry"; binding.pry'],
\['\.js$', 'debugger;'],
\['\.jsx$', 'debugger;']
\['\.rs$', 'println!("{:?}", )']]In order to define your own debuggers, just overwrite g:debugger_array in
your .vimrc Please note that when defining the regex for the file extension,
it is best to wrap it in single quotes. Also note that by setting
g:debugger_array in your .vimrc, you overwrite the entire array. So if you
want to only change one of the default entries, you will have to supply the
rest of them as well.
vim-infer-debugger exposes the following functions for your use.
AddDebugger("O")
AddDebugger("o")
RemoveAllDebuggers()It is recommended that you map them in your .vimrc, for example:
nmap <Leader>P :call AddDebugger("O")<cr>
nmap <Leader>p :call AddDebugger("o")<cr>
nmap <Leader>d :call RemoveAllDebuggers()<cr>I recommend using vim-plug to install,
just add Plug 'mcasper/vim-infer-debugger' to your .vimrc, run
PlugInstall, and you're on your way.
If you have any debugging statements that you think should be the default for a certain file extension, feel free to open a pull request or issue!