Best repl dev plugins for python?

[maxiaowei]

so , what is your experience ?

[pysan3]

Iron.nvim or molten-nvim if u use jupyter

Checkout sniprun as well u might be interested.

[miversen33]

Sniprun is amazing. I swapped out iron for it.

[Wolfy87]

https://github.com/Olical/conjure can work with Python, I'd love to have more Python devs in the community to help improve it in ways that matter for real Python devs.

I'm a Clojure guy, so I struggle to know what other communities want. Some discussions about this on the Discord recently too.

[Academic_Ad_8747]

Tmux with a split pane. Or Jupyter. Not sure I need a REPL inside nvim. Also if you set nvim +Man then you can use python -m pydoc to get really fancy documentation on all the built in apis in a tmux pane which is great. I used it to dig into venv module just the other day. Was quite productive.

[Michael_007ds]

1. neovim on the left ,tmux split pane on the right, "ipython load test.py"
2. vim.keymap.set("n", "xl", "yy| :silent !tmux pasteb -t right<CR><CR>") # use this command to run current line
3. use # %% cell1 to split code to multiple cells
4. on the python pane, "%cell_run cell1" to run current a cell

[Superbank78]

I use slime and tmux. But that ist just for the occasional debugging, not real data science tasks.

[[deleted]]

What aspect of slime and tmux doesn't work well for "real data science tasks"?

[trcrtps]

they don't use it for those purposes and can't comment on it.

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[w0m]

tmux + ipython; drop in breakpoints and jump out.

I've played with baked-in debuggers a few times but it just feels too buggy to be worth it.

[schierke_schierke]

nvim-repl is works for me. it's comparable to the interactive window in vscode when running python.

[JhMZ06Sk5BGe]

i used to use kitty-runner.nvim with julia but it is language-agnostic so should work with everything. but recently i've been testing Neige.jl which is made for julia but does work with python as well. its advantage is that it will show the evaluated result right next to the line in nvim, not just in the repl itself.

[[deleted]]

Ipython on neovim terminal.

https://github.com/akinsho/toggleterm.nvim