* pyinspect.el
[[https://melpa.org/#/pyinspect][file:https://melpa.org/packages/pyinspect-badge.svg]]

# TODO: Make it work on 3.3!!! see the bookmarked stackoveflow question
# regarding compilation of 3.6 :)
Major mode for inspecting objects in a running Python 3.3+ process 🥴

[[./demo.gif]]

** Setup
After installing from [[https://melpa.org/#/pyinspect][MELPA]]:
#+begin_src emacs-lisp
(require 'pyinspect)
(define-key python-mode-map (kbd "C-c i") #'pyinspect-inspect-at-point)
#+end_src
** Usage
Eval a Python buffer in a Python process (usually =C-c C-c= once you're in the buffer), then place
your cursor on a variable and hit =C-c i= to open the inspection buffer
*** Default keybindings
|-------------+-------------------------------------|
| Key         | Action                              |
|-------------+-------------------------------------|
| =i= / =l= / =RET= | Inspect field at point              |
|-------------+-------------------------------------|
| =u= / =h=       | Go back to parent inspection buffer |
|-------------+-------------------------------------|
| =TAB=         | Next field                          |
|-------------+-------------------------------------|
| =S-TAB=       | Previous field                      |
|-------------+-------------------------------------|
| =n= / =j=       | Next line                           |
|-------------+-------------------------------------|
| =p= / =k=       | Previous line                       |
|-------------+-------------------------------------|
| =q=           | Kill all inspection buffers         |
|-------------+-------------------------------------|
** Background
I wrote this package after rustling with Emacs to /try/ and get a REPL-driven development workflow
in Python. See this [[https://avocadosh.xyz/repl-driven-development-in-python][blog post]] for an idea of how to integrate this package into your cycle :)