lowmad

A command line tool for managing scripts and configurations in LLDB.

Features

Recursively fetch all LLDB scripts from a repo

$ lowmad install [email protected]:bangerang/lldb_commands.git

Or just a subset of scripts

$ lowmad install [email protected]:bangerang/lldb_commands.git find_label instruction

Generate a new script

$ lowmad generate my_script

That's it! You´re new scripts are ready to use! Restart your LLDB debugging session or just reload the current one

(lldb) command source ~/.lldbinit
(lldb) my_script

lowmad maintains a manifest file for you containing all your installed scripts. This file can also store your LLDB init configuration. This is very convenient if you want to share your scripts with others or setting up a new machine. lowmad will scan the given repo after a lowmad manifest for easy installation. See lldb_commands for an example how this can be structured.

$ lowmad install repo/that/contains/manifest

Installation

Mint

$ mint install bangerang/lowmad
$ lowmad init

Manual

$ cd lowmad
$ swift build -c release
$ ln -s ${PWD}/.build/release/lowmad /usr/local/bin/lowmad
$ lowmad init

Available commands

$ lowmad --help       


Usage: lowmad  [options]


A command line tool for managing and generating LLDB scripts.


Commands:
  init            Initialize lowmad.
  install         Install scripts from a repo or manifest file.
  list            List all available LLDB commands.
  uninstall       Uninstall scripts.
  generate        Generates a new LLDB script.
  dump            Dumps path and content of manifest file.
  sync            Sync contents of LLDB init to manifest
  help            Prints help information
  version         Prints the current version of this app
  

$ lowmad install --help                                                                                             

Usage: lowmad install [] [] ... [options]

Install scripts from a repo or manifest file.

Options:
  -c, --commit              Install from a specific commit.
  -h, --help                Show help information
  -o, --own                 Install commands to your own commands folder.