DBeaver Workspace for VS Code

How to use it:

1. As a prerequisite, you need a working dev environment in Eclipse. More about it here: https://github.com/dbeaver/dbeaver/wiki/Develop-in-Eclipse.
2. Create system environment variable DBEAVER_DEVEL_ECLIPSE_PATH that points to the path with your Eclipse installation used in the first step. On macOS, that should be the Eclipse folder inside Eclipse.app/Contents.
3. Create system environment variable DBEAVER_DEVEL_ECLIPSE_WORKSPACE_PATH that points to the path with your Eclipse workspace you used in step 1.
4. Clone this repo alongside the main dbeaver/dbeaver repo. It must result in a structure like the following:

some_root_folder_with_your_dbeaver_assets
    — dbeaver                  (a clone of dbeaver/dbeaver repo)
    — dbeaver-workspace-vscode (this repo)

5. Edit the org.jkiss.dbeaver.tp.target file so the location points to the same folder as DBEAVER_DEVEL_ECLIPSE_PATH variable.
6. Open the workspace in VS Code and install recommended extensions. Reload the window.
7. Now you can start DBeaver with the debugger attached using a predefined launch configuration for VS Code.

Happy hacking!