private static void Main(string[] args)
{
// At this point in time, we only process the most recent Chrome
// and iOS (Safari) protocols.
/*
* Dictionary<string, string[]> protocolFiles = new Dictionary<string, string[]>
* {
* {"Chrome", new [] { "js_protocol.json", "browser_protocol.json" } },
* {"iOS", new [] { "Inspector-iOS-9.3.json" } }
* };*/
Dictionary <string, string[]> protocolFiles = new Dictionary <string, string[]>
{
{ "Chrome", new [] { "browser_protocol.json" } }
};
//protocolFiles.Add("Chrome-0.1", "Inspector-0.1.json");
//protocolFiles.Add("Chrome-1.0", "Inspector-1.0.json");
//protocolFiles.Add("Chrome", "Inspector-1.1.json");
//protocolFiles.Add("iOS-7.0", "Inspector-iOS-7.0.json");
//protocolFiles.Add("iOS-8.0", "Inspector-iOS-8.0.json");
//protocolFiles.Add("iOS-9.0", "Inspector-iOS-9.0.json");
Collection <Protocol> protocols = new Collection <Protocol>();
// "Explicit mappings" allow us to map one type reference to another. This is a
// rather hard-coded way of doing things, and is only used when the same type
// has different names accross different versions of the dev tools - e.g. the RGBA
// type which is named RGBAColor for Safari.
Dictionary <string, string> explicitMappings = new Dictionary <string, string>();
foreach (var protocolFile in protocolFiles)
{
Protocol p = ProtocolProcessor.LoadProtocol(protocolFile.Value, protocolFile.Key);
ProtocolProcessor.ResolveTypeReferences(p, explicitMappings);
protocols.Add(p);
}
var outputFolder = "OutputProtocol";
if (args.Length > 0)
{
outputFolder = args[0];
}
if (Directory.Exists(outputFolder))
{
Directory.Delete(outputFolder, true);
Directory.CreateDirectory(outputFolder);
}
foreach (var protocol in protocols)
{
var outputDirectoryInfo = Directory.CreateDirectory(Path.Combine(outputFolder, protocol.Alias));
WriteProtocolClasses(protocol, outputDirectoryInfo);
}
}
private static void Main(string[] args)
{
// At this point in time, we only process the most recent Chrome
// and iOS (Safari) protocols.
Dictionary <string, string> protocolFiles = new Dictionary <string, string>();
//protocolFiles.Add("Chrome-0.1", "Inspector-0.1.json");
//protocolFiles.Add("Chrome-1.0", "Inspector-1.0.json");
//protocolFiles.Add("Chrome-1.1", "Inspector-1.1.json");
protocolFiles.Add("Chrome-Tip", "protocol.json");
//protocolFiles.Add("iOS-7.0", "Inspector-iOS-7.0.json");
//protocolFiles.Add("iOS-8.0", "Inspector-iOS-8.0.json");
//protocolFiles.Add("iOS-9.0", "Inspector-iOS-9.0.json");
protocolFiles.Add("iOS-9.3", "Inspector-iOS-9.3.json");
Collection <Protocol> protocols = new Collection <Protocol>();
// "Explicit mappings" allow us to map one type reference to another. This is a
// rather hard-coded way of doing things, and is only used when the same type
// has different names accross different versions of the dev tools - e.g. the RGBA
// type which is named RGBAColor for Safari.
Dictionary <string, string> explicitMappings = new Dictionary <string, string>();
explicitMappings.Add("DOM.RGBAColor", "RGBA");
explicitMappings.Add("Page.Cookie", "Network.Cookie");
explicitMappings.Add("GenericTypes.SearchMatch", "Debugger.SearchMatch");
foreach (var protocolFile in protocolFiles)
{
Protocol p = ProtocolProcessor.LoadProtocol(protocolFile.Value, protocolFile.Key);
ProtocolProcessor.ResolveTypeReferences(p, explicitMappings);
protocols.Add(p);
}
Protocol protocolObject = new Protocol();
foreach (var protocol in protocols)
{
ProtocolMerger.Merge(protocol, protocolObject);
}
var outputFolder = "OutputProtocol";
if (args.Length > 0)
{
outputFolder = args[0];
}
if (Directory.Exists(outputFolder))
{
Directory.Delete(outputFolder, true);
}
var outputDirectoryInfo = Directory.CreateDirectory(outputFolder);
WriteProtocolClasses(protocolObject, outputDirectoryInfo);
}
