stanwood/Stanwood_Debugger_iOS

//
//  DebuggerWireframe.swift
//
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import Foundation
import UIKit

class DebuggerWireframe {
    
    static func makeViewController() -> DebuggerViewController {
        return DebuggerViewController()
    }
    
    static func prepare(_ viewController: DebuggerViewController?, with actions: DebuggerActionable, _ parameters: DebuggerParameterable, _ debugger: Debugging) {
        guard let viewController = viewController else { return }
        let presenter = DebuggerPresenter(debugger: debugger, actionable: actions, viewable: viewController, parameterable: parameters)
        viewController.presenter = presenter
    }
}