hello-robot-stretch-body 0.3.0

Stretch RE1 low level Python API

The stretch_body package provides a low level Python API to the Hello Robot Stretch RE1 hardware.

Installing

To install stable Stretch Body for Python2, run:

`bash $ python -m pip install --upgrade hello-robot-stretch-body `

To install a pre-release of Stretch Body for Python2, run:

`bash $ python -m pip install --upgrade --pre hello-robot-stretch-body `

Please report feedback on the [Issue Tracker](https://github.com/hello-robot/stretch_body/issues) or the [Forum](https://forum.hello-robot.com/).

For Python3, substitute python with python3.

Running tests

There are a number of unit, functional, and performance tests within the test/ folder, separated into test suites by different files. Suites are separated by a device or functionality within Stretch Body that is being tested.

In Python2, run python -m unittest test.test_<suite-name>. For Python3, substitute python with python3.

For example, to run the stretch_body.robot.Robot functional tests, run

`bash $ git clone https://github.com/hello-robot/stretch_body.git $ cd stretch_body/body $ python -m unittest test.test_robot `

Developing

The source code for Stretch Body resides within the stretch_body/ folder. You can install Stretch Body as “editable”, and directly edit the source code to test changes.

In Python2, run python -m pip install -e . For Python3, substitute python with python3.

For example, to test changes to stretch_body.robot.Robot, run

`bash $ git clone https://github.com/hello-robot/stretch_body.git $ cd stretch_body/body $ python -m pip install -e . `

Now, make desired edits to the [stretch_body/body/stretch_body/robot.py](./stretch_body/robot.py) file. Software using Stretch Body is now using the modified stretch_body.robot.Robot class.

Deploying

Increment the version number and run the deploy.sh script.