Getting Started

This section collects the primary onboarding paths for Dapper, from first-time setup through more advanced debugging workflows.

• Installation - install Dapper and verify that the CLI is available
• Quick Start - launch the adapter and run a first debugging session
• Using Dapper with VS Code - configure and use Dapper from Visual Studio Code
• Standalone Adapter Setup - run Dapper outside the VS Code extension flow
• Manual Testing - exercise the adapter and launcher directly during development
• Async Debugging - work with asyncio tasks, async-aware stepping, and concurrency scenarios
• Frame Evaluation - enable lower-overhead debugging and troubleshoot frame-eval behavior
• Variable Presentation - understand how Dapper renders complex Python objects
• Hot Reload - reload edited modules while paused in a debugging session