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Python Devbox with kickstart.nvim

Python Devbox

Prepare your python development environment in container. This devbox contains neovim with kickstarter.nvim config This will have all the plugins in kickstart.nvim installed in it. I have added python debug support and neotree as extra

# Build your devbox image
docker build -t devbox -f devbox.Dockerfile .

# To run the container in background
docker run -td --name mydevbox -v $(pwd):/workspaces devbox
# -v $(pwd) is used to create volume inside container . IF you run from the folder where your source code is available then your container will have source code in it. You can use this as development box

# To enter into devbox 
docker exec -it mydevbox /bin/bash

# You can do debug using standard keys used in vscode
F5 - to start debug
F9 - to toggle debug breakpointer
F10 - step over
F11 - step into
shift + F11 - step out

This repo is forked from Kickstarter.nvim For nvim configuration refer : https://github.com/nvim-lua/kickstart.nvim