bashtrace, debugger for Bash scripts in Python

bashtrace [1] is the first debugger with UI I have ever tried. You have output by line number on the right, the script content in the main window with syntax highlighting, and call stack on top (0:10). Debugging functions includes step, skip, continue, evaluate (0:28), return, and input (0:05), just like common debugger in most parts. There are a few command-line options (0:02), such as `--break`, which allows you to set up breakpoint but you can't set up breakpoint in the UI. $$$# % ./bashtrace.py -b : test.sh % cat test.sh #!/bin/bash sayhi() { echo hi } read TO for ((i = 0; i != TO; i++)); do # != for YouTube description ((i % 2)) && echo $i || sayhi done $$$# * git-a8ba9b07ab41009a22fd47220d18b58f7b65fc66 (2016-05-04) * In Python and Bash with ncurses * By Radek Brich * MIT License [1]: https://github.com/rbrich/bashtrace