rpk
A tool to generate skeletons of robot applications, mission controllers, tasks and skills.
Relies on ROS 2 and the ROS 2 Intents interface.
Installation
rpk is written in python3.
Installation with pip
pip install rpk
Installation from source with pip
You require the following libraries:
pip install jinja2
You can install rpk as any other python package as follows:
pip install .
If the location where it is installed is not yet on your path, you will get a warning which includes the path location where it has been installed. You need to add this location to your path, e.g., in linux export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH" or in [windows use the GUI or command line](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9546324/adding-a-directory-to-the-path-environment-variable-in-windows)
Installation with ROS debian (only availabe in PAL Robotics docker images/robots)
sudo apt install pal-alum-rpk
The re-source /opt/pal/alum/setup.bash: source /opt/pal/alum/setup.bash
Building your first rpk
Once you have installed rpk, you are ready to create new applications for your robots. To do so, you just have to run:
rpk create
… and follow the instructions!
It will create a ROS2 package ready to be run.
You’re then ready to play with the application controller. Visit the PAL SDK documentation for further information.
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