Hi,
You can configure dbg to use a different function under the hood. Check the docs, there’s an example specifically using IO.inspect - Kernel — Elixir v1.16.0-dev .
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Thanks, I wasn’t aware of that!
I just coded my own dbg callback (and I can still fall back to the native Elixir dbg by using dbg(debug: true)
defmodule PhoenixStorybook.Dbg do
@moduledoc false
def debug_fun(code, options, caller, device) do
case Keyword.pop(options, :debug, false) do
{true, options} -> Macro.dbg(code, options, caller)
{_, options} -> custom_debug(code, options, caller, device)
end
end
defp custom_debug(code, _options, caller, device) do
alias PhoenixStorybook.Dbg
quote do
result = unquote(code)
IO.puts(
unquote(device),
Dbg.light_green(
"\n#{unquote(Path.relative_to(caller.file, File.cwd!()))}:#{unquote(caller.line)}"
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