God, as in (Go) (D)ebugger

... maybe I'll think of a better name in the future.

Why

• Delve is a bit clunky to use and I don't like vscode or goland.
• gdb-dashboard looks cool and gets the job done.

Screenshot

Install

go install github.com/philippta/god@latest

Usage

Bit shitty for now, but this is how you use it:

# in one terminal
dlv debug path/to/pkg --headless --listen 127.0.0.1:6060

# in another terminal
god

Commands

Command	Alias	Description
continue	c	Continue program execution until the next breakpoint or program termination.
next	n	Step to the next source line in the current function, stepping over function calls.
step	s	Step to the next source line, stepping into function calls.
stepout	so	Continue execution until the current function returns.
nexti	ni	Step to the next CPU instruction, stepping over function calls.
stepi	si	Step to the next CPU instruction, stepping into function calls.
quit	q	Exit the debugger session.
pane source	pane src	Toggle the visibility of the source code pane.
pane assembly	pane asm	Toggle the visibility of the assembly code pane.
pane variables	pane vars	Toggle the visibility of the variables pane.
pane breakpoints	pane bp	Toggle the visibility of the breakpoints pane.
pane watch	pane w	Toggle the visibility of the watch pane.
pane threads	pane t	Toggle the visibility of the theads pane.
grow source	grow src	Increase the height of the source code pane by 2 lines.
grow assembly	grow asm	Increase the height of the assembly code pane by 2 lines.
shrink source	shrink src	Decrease the height of the source code pane by 2 lines (minimum height is 1).
shrink assembly	shrink asm	Decrease the height of the assembly code pane by 2 lines (minimum height is 1).
break <location>	b <location>	Create a breakpoint at the specified location. <location> can be file:line, line (in the current file), or a functionName.
clear <id>	c <id>	Remove (clear) the breakpoint with the specified numeric ID.
watch <expr>	w <expr>	Add the specified expression <expr> to the watch list.
unwatch <arg>	uw <arg>	Remove a watch entry. <arg> can be the numeric ID (starting from 1) or the exact expression string.
thread <id>	t <id>	Switches to the thread with the specific numeric ID.
(empty command)		Repeat the last command that was entered.

Notes:

• <id> refers to the numeric identifier of a breakpoint (for clear) or a watch entry (for unwatch).
• <location> specifies where to set a breakpoint (file:line, line, functionName).
• <expr> refers to the variable or expression string to be watched.
• <arg> for unwatch can be either a numeric ID or the expression string itself.
• The alias c is used for continue, while c <id> is used for clear <id>. The space and argument differentiate them. Similarly, w <expr> and uw <arg> require arguments.

Disclaimer

This is early stage, just a couple hours in. Pls don't read the code. Use at your own risk.