Debuggle

A debug utility to display annotated expression results.

This is a simple compile time transformation to debugEcho statements, with the added advantage that the source path and line number is displayed with each statement in an editor friendly 'clickable' format (for example in VSCode output).

As a special case, string literals are interpreted as headings to group output.

Example:

import debuggle

let
  a = "Hello "
  b = "World"
  c = 123456
  d = "Name"

debug a, b, "Heading", c, a & d

Output (where <path> is the source path):

debug <path>\test1.nim(9, 6):
    a: Hello
    b: world
  Heading
    c: 123456
    a & d: Hello Name

rlipsc/debuggle

Debuggle