Easily print-debug any text object in Vim
vim, linux
First things first, dependencies:
And add this to your vim config:
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function! LogInline(text)return 'console.log(' . a:text . ')'endfunctionfunction! LogBelow(text)let endPos = g:TextTransformContext['endPos']let lineNumber = endPos[1]call append(lineNumber, split('console.log(' . a:text . ')', "\n"))endfunctioncall TextTransform#MakeMappings('', '<Leader>l', 'LogInline')call TextTransform#MakeMappings('', '<Leader>L', 'LogBelow')
Examples
First lets try doing an inline log.
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"hello world"
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console.log("hello world")
Next we'll log an existing variable.
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const1myvar= "hello world"
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const myvar = "hello world"console.log(myvar)
It even works on more complex text objects like HTML
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or here
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1<div><p>hello</p>2</div>
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or here
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<div><p>hello</p></div>console.log(<div><p>hello</p></div>)
Hopefully this saves someone's fingers.
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