wandelbots 0.2.2

Official Python client for the Wandelbots API

@wandelbots/wandelbots-python

This library provides a wrapper around the Wandelbots API. Under the hood it queries the API endpoints directly, not using wandelbots_api_client (which is still required as dependencies since the auto-generated types are used from the package for type-checking convenience).

The wrapper is meant to ease the interaction with the Wandelbots API by providing a simpler interface for initializing a MotionGroup and interacting with it. For the full feature set of our API please refer to the official documentation and use the wandelbots_api_client package directly.

Current Features:

• Sync and Async Planning and Execution
• Pose Transformations

Table of contents

• Requirements
• Build
• Installation
• Basic Usage
• Testing

Requirements

This library requires

• Python >=3.9

Development

To install the development dependencies, run the following command

$ poetry install

To remove an old virtual environment and create a new one, first get the name of the old environment by running

$ poetry env info

Then remove the old environment and create a new one with the following commands

$ poetry env remove <name-of-env>
$ poetry install

Run the poetry shell to activate the virtual environment

$ poetry shell

Build

To build the package locally, run the following command

$ poetry build

This will create a dist/ directory with the built package (.tar.gz and .whl files).

Installation

$ pip install dist/wandelbots-python-0.5.0-py3-none-any.whl

Basic Usage

The wrapper provides a simple interface for initializing a Instance, MotionGroup and a Planner object, which can be used to interact with the Wandelbots API:

from wandelbots import Instance, MotionGroup, Planner

my_instance = Instance(
    url=https://<my-instance-url>,
    user=<username>,
    password=<password>
)

my_robot = MotionGroup(
    instance=my_instance,
    cell="cell",
    motion_group="0@motion_group",
    default_tcp="Flange"
)

For further examples take a look at the examples/.

Testing

$ poetry run pytest -rs -v