Thin and hackable frontend command to nvim-dap and Debugpy for debugging
Python code in Neovim. This plugin provides a new command :Debugpy which can
take a number of sub-commands to generate an appropriate debugger configuration
on the fly.
- Set up nvim-dap to your liking
- Install the Debugpy adapter into your Python environment
- Install Debugpy.nvim like any other Neovim plugin
You can run the health check (:checkhealth debugpy) to verify that all
dependencies are available.
I recommend running nvim-dap manually first to make sure it works before
invoking the :Debugpy command from this plugin. It provides only a way of
starting the debugger, it does not interfere with other aspects of the
debugger.
A reasonable default adapter configuration named debugpy is provided, but you
can override it with your own or extend it.
The new :Debugpy command starts the debugger with an appropriate
configuration generated from its parameters. The first argument is mandatory
and determines what to debug. Example:
" Debug a certain Python module by running it directly
Debugpy module app.main
" Debug an entire program
Debugpy program app foo bar
" Attach to a running debugger process on the localhost listening to port
" 5678 (you have to spell out the IP, typing 'localhost' does not work)
Debugpy attach 127.0.0.1 5678Here module, program and attach are the sub-command which tell the
debugger to debug a given module, and app.main is the name of the module.
The arity of a sub-command depends on the particular sub-command; e.g. module
takes exactly one argument while program takes any number of arguments.
For more information please refer to the documentation.
Licensed under the terms of the MIT (Expat) license. Please refer to the LICENSE file for more information.