Simple implementation of IceCream for Bash.
- This project aims to:
- Print the value of a variable as well as the position in the program.
- Work with normal variables, arrays and associative arrays (only values are printed, not keys).
An example output from the test file 1 is:
(./test_file_1.sh,main) 16: test_a - string
(./test_file_1.sh,main) 17: test_a - string
(./test_file_1.sh,main) 18: test_b - string_a string_b string_c
(./test_file_1.sh,main) 19: test_b - string_a string_b string_c
(./test_file_1.sh,main) 20: test_c - 5
(./test_file_1.sh,main) 21: test_c - 5
(./test_file_1.sh,main) 22: test_d - stringab string_aa
(./test_file_1.sh,main) 23: test_d - stringab string_aaThis script has been tested in Bash v5. Comments about issues in other versions are welcomed.
There are two ways to include this commands in your script:
- Source
ic.shin your script:
source ic.sh- Just copy the content of the script to your script.
This project provides two different commands:
icprints the line, file name, function name, name of variable and value.ictprints all the call tree.- The
icpandictpvariants just print a message string, with similar line preambles.
The usage in both cases is the same:
variable="hello"
ict variable
ic variableSeveral examples can be found in the test subdir.
There is a test suite with example. It has been done using the Bats-core testing framework for Bash.
Delicious IceCream should be enjoyed in every language.
- Python: IceCream
- Dart: icecream
- Rust: icecream-rs
- Node.js: node-icecream
- C++: IceCream-Cpp
- C99: icecream-c
- PHP: icecream-php
- Go: icecream-go
- Ruby: Ricecream
- Java: icecream-java
- R: icecream
- Lua: icecream-lua
- Clojure(Script): icecream-cljc
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.