This document describes version 1.2 of the Dart Development Service Protocol. This protocol is an extension of the Dart VM Service Protocol and implements it in it's entirety. For details on the VM Service Protocol, see the Dart VM Service Protocol Specification.
The Service Protocol uses JSON-RPC 2.0.
See the corresponding section in the VM Service protocol here.
See the corresponding section in the VM Service protocol here.
See the corresponding section in the VM Service protocol here.
See the corresponding section in the VM Service protocol here.
See the corresponding section in the VM Service protocol here.
For a list of core VM service streams, see streamListen.
DDS will keep a history of events on certain streams and send historical events when a client first subscribes to a stream with history. These streams currently consist of the following:
Logging
Stdout
Stderr
Extension
In addition, subscribing to the Service
stream will result in a ServiceRegistered
event being sent to the subscribing client for each existing service extension.
The DDS Protocol supports all public RPCs defined in the VM Service protocol.
ClientName getClientName()
The getClientName RPC is used to retrieve the name associated with the currently connected VM service client. If no name was previously set through the setClientName RPC, a default name will be returned.
See ClientName
Version getDartDevelopmentServiceVersion()
The getDartDevelopmentServiceVersion RPC is used to determine what version of the Dart Development Service Protocol is served by a DDS instance.
See Version.
Size getLogHistorySize()
The getLogHistorySize RPC is used to retrieve the current size of the log history buffer. If the returned Size is zero, then log history is disabled.
See Size.
StreamHistory getStreamHistory(string streamId)
The getStreamHistory RPC is used to retrieve historical events for streams which support event history (see Streams for a list of supported streams).
See StreamHistory.
Success requirePermissionToResume(bool onPauseStart [optional], bool onPauseReload[optional], bool onPauseExit [optional])
The requirePermissionToResume RPC is used to change the pause/resume behavior of isolates by providing a way for the VM service to wait for approval to resume from some set of clients. This is useful for clients which want to perform some operation on an isolate after a pause without it being resumed by another client.
If the onPauseStart parameter is true
, isolates will not resume after pausing on start until the client sends a resume
request and all other clients which need to provide resume approval for this pause type have done so.
If the onPauseReload parameter is true
, isolates will not resume after pausing after a reload until the client sends a resume
request and all other clients which need to provide resume approval for this pause type have done so.
If the onPauseExit parameter is true
, isolates will not resume after pausing on exit until the client sends a resume
request and all other clients which need to provide resume approval for this pause type have done so.
Important Notes:
Success setClientName(string name)
The setClientName RPC is used to set a name to be associated with the currently connected VM service client. If the name parameter is a non-empty string, name will become the new name associated with the client. If name is an empty string, the client's name will be reset to its default name.
See Success.
Success setLogHistorySize(int size)
The setLogHistorySize RPC is used to set the size of the ring buffer used for caching a limited set of historical log messages. If size is 0, logging history will be disabled. The maximum history size is 100,000 messages, with the default set to 10,000 messages.
See Success.
The DDS Protocol supports all public types defined in the VM Service protocol.
class ClientName extends Response { // The name of the currently connected VM service client. string name; }
See getClientName and setClientName.
class Size extends Response { int size; }
A simple object representing a size response.
class StreamHistory extends Response { // A list of historical Events for a stream. List<Event> history; }
See getStreamHistory.
version | comments |
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1.0 | Initial revision |
1.1 | Added getDartDevelopmentServiceVersion RPC. |
1.2 | Added getStreamHistory RPC. |