daps

Check if a DocBook XML file is valid

$ daps [[-d|--docconfig]] [path/to/file.xml] validate

$ daps [[-d|--docconfig]] [path/to/file.xml] pdf

$ daps [[-d|--docconfig]] [path/to/file.xml] html --single

$ daps [[-h|--help]]

$ daps --version

daps

The daps command is a command-line utility primarily used within environments employing DAP (Debug Adapter Protocol). It is designed to enumerate and display available and installed DAPs, providing a quick overview of debugging capabilities available in the system.

The primary function is to assist developers in identifying compatible debuggers for their specific projects and development environments. It simplifies the process of discovering which debug adapters are present without requiring manual inspection of system files or configuration directories. The output typically includes information such as the DAP's name, version, and potentially other relevant details, enabling developers to make informed decisions about which debuggers to utilize. Its utility is primarily focused in debugging tools/IDE which uses DAP protocol.

The `daps` command's availability and functionality are contingent on the environment in which it is executed. If DAP is not properly implemented or installed within the tool, the command may not function or return the expected results. The output format and information displayed can vary depending on the specific DAP implementation and the environment configuration.

While the exact output depends on the DAP implementation, a possible output could be a table listing available DAP implementations:

Name       Version  Description
---------------------------------------------
cppdbg     1.30.0   C++ Debugger
jsdbg      1.15.2   JavaScript Debugger

gdb(1), lldb(1)