OLO Python SDK
Python SDK for controlling robots via ROS (Robot Operating System) through WebSocket connections.
Installation
pip install olo-client
Optional Dependencies
For WebRTC video streaming support:
pip install olo-client[video]
For all optional features:
pip install olo-client[full]
Quick Start
import asyncio
from oloclient import OLOClient
async def main():
# Connect to ROS bridge
async with OLOClient(ros_url='ws://localhost:9090') as client:
# List available topics
topics = await client.core.list_topics()
print(f"Found {len(topics)} topics")
asyncio.run(main())
Standalone Platform Auth
For standalone SDK usage, create a personal access token in the OLO web app and pass it to the client.
import asyncio
from oloclient import OLOClient
async def main():
client = OLOClient(
server_url='wss://app.olo-robotics.com',
api_url='https://app.olo-robotics.com',
auth_token='olo_pat_your_token_here'
)
robots = await client.get_user_robots()
await client.connect(robot_id=robots[0]['id'])
print(await client.core.list_topics())
asyncio.run(main())
Username/password login is still available for compatibility, but two-factor-enabled accounts should use a personal access token instead of putting credentials in code.
Documentation
For full API documentation, see the OLO Documentation.
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