Swift SDK for Microsoft's Debug Adapter Protocol
Note: Still in alpha development - features are incomplete!
This is the most basic way to use the provided DebugAdapter.
.start() tells the adapter to start listening to incoming DAP messages from the input passed into the DebugAdapter's constructor.
import DebugAdapterProtocol
let input = FileHandle.standardInput
let output = FileHandle.standardOutput
DebugAdapter(input, output).start()At this point, the only thing it'll do is listen to DAP messages and parse them, but it does not do anything about them.
So, you'll have to implement a ProtocolMessageHandler to handle these messages.
class ExampleHandler: ProtocolMessageHandler {
func handle(message: ProtocolMessage) {
// do something about the incoming message
}
}You can pass a factory method to create your message handler into the DebugAdapter as such:
DebugAdapter(input, output)
.withMessageHandler { sender in ExampleHandler(...) }
.start()The sender argument in the factory method is a ProtocolMessageSender, which is basically a function that takes in a
ProtocolMessage and sends it via the DebugAdapter. You'll probably need this in your ProtocolMessageHandler if you
want to respond to requests.
import DebugAdapterProtocol
class MessageHandler: ProtocolMessageHandler {
let send: ProtocolMessageSender
init(_ send: ProtocolMessageSender) {
self.send = send
}
func handle(message: ProtocolMessage) {
switch message {
case .request(seq: let seq, request: let request):
send(.response(seq: seq, response: /* ... */))
default:
break
}
}
}
main() {
DebugAdapter(input, output)
.withMessageHandler { sender in MessageHandler(sender) }
.start()
}