warg-cli 0.1.2

WARG autonomy monorepo developer CLI

WARG CLI

warg-cli provides the warg command for working with the WARG autonomy monorepo. It reads the root projects.toml, loads each project's warg.toml, resolves project dependencies, manages Git sparse-checkout paths, and runs project-defined commands.

Installation

Install from PyPI:

uv tool install warg-cli

Commands

Clone the WARG monorepo with sparse checkout enabled:

warg clone
warg clone autonomy-monorepo
warg clone [e-mail]:warg/autonomy-monorepo.git

Only root files such as README.md and projects.toml are checked out initially. Project directories stay absent until they are materialized. When called without a repository, warg clone opens a searchable list of repositories in the UWARG GitHub organization, sorted by most recently updated first. You can also pass a UWARG repository name instead of a full clone URL.

List registered projects:

warg list

Materialize a project and its dependencies:

warg up gesture_control

Unload a project from sparse checkout:

warg down gesture_control

Projects that depend on the unloaded project are unloaded too, with a warning. Pass --include-dependencies to also unload checked-out dependencies.

Inspect a project's manifest metadata:

warg info gesture_control

Run commands defined in a project's warg.toml:

warg run camera test
warg run camera test:unit
warg run mavlink_comm lint -- --fix

If warg up or warg run is called without a project or command where one can be selected interactively, the CLI prompts for a choice.

Project commands

The CLI does not hardcode command names such as test, lint, or run. Projects define their own command surface in warg.toml:

[commands]
setup = "uv sync"
test = "uv run pytest"
run = "uv run python -m gesture_control"
lint = "uv run ruff check ."

warg up <project> runs setup for the project and its dependencies every time, keeping already-materialized projects in sync with their current setup commands.

Development

From the monorepo root directory:

warg run warg_cli setup
warg run warg_cli test
warg run warg_cli run -- --help

The package exposes the CLI entry point from pyproject.toml:

[project.scripts]
warg = "cli:app"