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app_manager repository

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app_manager repository

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app_manager repository

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app_manager repository

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app_manager repository

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app_manager repository

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app_manager repository

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app_manager repository

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app_manager repository

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app_manager repository

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app_manager repository

app_manager

Repository Summary

Checkout URI https://github.com/pr2/app_manager.git
VCS Type git
VCS Version kinetic-devel
Last Updated 2022-10-13
Dev Status UNMAINTAINED
Released RELEASED
Tags No category tags.
Contributing Help Wanted (-)
Good First Issues (-)
Pull Requests to Review (-)

Packages

Name Version
app_manager 1.3.0

README

app_manager Build Status

A package for making launch file an application

Installation

Run sudo apt-get install ros-$ROS_DISTRO-app-manager

Usage

The app_manager node loads information of available application from .installed files. .installed file is a yaml file that defines installed applications in a package like below:

# package_root/apps/app.installed
apps:
- app: pkg_name/app_name1
  display: sample app
- app: pkg_name/app_name2
  display: another sample app

Once .installed file is defined, you have to notify the location of the files to app_manager by either of two ways:

  1. Give the locations as arguments

One way to notify the location is to add --applist argument with rosrun.

rosrun app_manager app_manager --applist `rospack find package_root`/apps

This is useful for testing one small .installed file or a demonstration.

  1. Register as export attributes

Another way to notify the location is to define them in <export> tag in package.xml.

<!-- package_root/package.xml -->
<package>
  ...
  <run_depend>app_manager</run_depend>
  ...
  <export>
    <app_manager app_dir="${prefix}/apps"/>
  </export>
</package>

And launch app_manager without any argument:

rosrun app_manager app_manager

app_manager node automatically searches all .installed files and register as available applications.

Applications can be filtered by platform defined in each .app file. If you set the parameter /robot/type to pr2, then apps for platform pr2 will be available.

rosparam set /robot/type pr2

APIs

All topics/services are advertised under the namespace specified by the parameter /robot/name.

Publishing Topics

  • app_list: List available/running applications
  • application/app_status: Current status of app manager

Services

  • list_apps: List available/running applications
  • start_app: Start an available application
  • stop_app: Stop a runniing application
  • reload_app_list: Reload installed applications from *.installed) file.

Examples

Start default roscore

$ roscore


and start another roscore for app_manager from another Terminal

$ roscore -p 11312

Start app_manager

```

File truncated at 100 lines see the full file

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app_manager repository

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app_manager repository

app_manager

Repository Summary

Checkout URI https://github.com/pr2/app_manager.git
VCS Type git
VCS Version hydro-devel
Last Updated 2018-02-14
Dev Status UNMAINTAINED
Released RELEASED
Tags No category tags.
Contributing Help Wanted (-)
Good First Issues (-)
Pull Requests to Review (-)

Packages

Name Version
app_manager 1.0.4

README

No README found.
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app_manager repository

app_manager

Repository Summary

Checkout URI https://github.com/pr2/app_manager.git
VCS Type git
VCS Version hydro-devel
Last Updated 2018-02-14
Dev Status UNMAINTAINED
Released RELEASED
Tags No category tags.
Contributing Help Wanted (-)
Good First Issues (-)
Pull Requests to Review (-)

Packages

Name Version
app_manager 1.0.4

README

No README found.
Repo symbol

app_manager repository

app_manager

Repository Summary

Checkout URI https://github.com/pr2/app_manager.git
VCS Type git
VCS Version kinetic-devel
Last Updated 2022-10-13
Dev Status UNMAINTAINED
Released RELEASED
Tags No category tags.
Contributing Help Wanted (-)
Good First Issues (-)
Pull Requests to Review (-)

Packages

Name Version
app_manager 1.3.0

README

app_manager Build Status

A package for making launch file an application

Installation

Run sudo apt-get install ros-$ROS_DISTRO-app-manager

Usage

The app_manager node loads information of available application from .installed files. .installed file is a yaml file that defines installed applications in a package like below:

# package_root/apps/app.installed
apps:
- app: pkg_name/app_name1
  display: sample app
- app: pkg_name/app_name2
  display: another sample app

Once .installed file is defined, you have to notify the location of the files to app_manager by either of two ways:

  1. Give the locations as arguments

One way to notify the location is to add --applist argument with rosrun.

rosrun app_manager app_manager --applist `rospack find package_root`/apps

This is useful for testing one small .installed file or a demonstration.

  1. Register as export attributes

Another way to notify the location is to define them in <export> tag in package.xml.

<!-- package_root/package.xml -->
<package>
  ...
  <run_depend>app_manager</run_depend>
  ...
  <export>
    <app_manager app_dir="${prefix}/apps"/>
  </export>
</package>

And launch app_manager without any argument:

rosrun app_manager app_manager

app_manager node automatically searches all .installed files and register as available applications.

Applications can be filtered by platform defined in each .app file. If you set the parameter /robot/type to pr2, then apps for platform pr2 will be available.

rosparam set /robot/type pr2

APIs

All topics/services are advertised under the namespace specified by the parameter /robot/name.

Publishing Topics

  • app_list: List available/running applications
  • application/app_status: Current status of app manager

Services

  • list_apps: List available/running applications
  • start_app: Start an available application
  • stop_app: Stop a runniing application
  • reload_app_list: Reload installed applications from *.installed) file.

Examples

Start default roscore

$ roscore


and start another roscore for app_manager from another Terminal

$ roscore -p 11312

Start app_manager

```

File truncated at 100 lines see the full file

Repo symbol

app_manager repository

app_manager

Repository Summary

Checkout URI https://github.com/pr2/app_manager.git
VCS Type git
VCS Version kinetic-devel
Last Updated 2022-10-13
Dev Status UNMAINTAINED
Released RELEASED
Tags No category tags.
Contributing Help Wanted (-)
Good First Issues (-)
Pull Requests to Review (-)

Packages

Name Version
app_manager 1.3.0

README

app_manager Build Status

A package for making launch file an application

Installation

Run sudo apt-get install ros-$ROS_DISTRO-app-manager

Usage

The app_manager node loads information of available application from .installed files. .installed file is a yaml file that defines installed applications in a package like below:

# package_root/apps/app.installed
apps:
- app: pkg_name/app_name1
  display: sample app
- app: pkg_name/app_name2
  display: another sample app

Once .installed file is defined, you have to notify the location of the files to app_manager by either of two ways:

  1. Give the locations as arguments

One way to notify the location is to add --applist argument with rosrun.

rosrun app_manager app_manager --applist `rospack find package_root`/apps

This is useful for testing one small .installed file or a demonstration.

  1. Register as export attributes

Another way to notify the location is to define them in <export> tag in package.xml.

<!-- package_root/package.xml -->
<package>
  ...
  <run_depend>app_manager</run_depend>
  ...
  <export>
    <app_manager app_dir="${prefix}/apps"/>
  </export>
</package>

And launch app_manager without any argument:

rosrun app_manager app_manager

app_manager node automatically searches all .installed files and register as available applications.

Applications can be filtered by platform defined in each .app file. If you set the parameter /robot/type to pr2, then apps for platform pr2 will be available.

rosparam set /robot/type pr2

APIs

All topics/services are advertised under the namespace specified by the parameter /robot/name.

Publishing Topics

  • app_list: List available/running applications
  • application/app_status: Current status of app manager

Services

  • list_apps: List available/running applications
  • start_app: Start an available application
  • stop_app: Stop a runniing application
  • reload_app_list: Reload installed applications from *.installed) file.

Examples

Start default roscore

$ roscore


and start another roscore for app_manager from another Terminal

$ roscore -p 11312

Start app_manager

```

File truncated at 100 lines see the full file

Repo symbol

app_manager repository

app_manager

Repository Summary

Checkout URI https://github.com/pr2/app_manager.git
VCS Type git
VCS Version kinetic-devel
Last Updated 2022-10-13
Dev Status UNMAINTAINED
Released RELEASED
Tags No category tags.
Contributing Help Wanted (-)
Good First Issues (-)
Pull Requests to Review (-)

Packages

Name Version
app_manager 1.3.0

README

app_manager Build Status

A package for making launch file an application

Installation

Run sudo apt-get install ros-$ROS_DISTRO-app-manager

Usage

The app_manager node loads information of available application from .installed files. .installed file is a yaml file that defines installed applications in a package like below:

# package_root/apps/app.installed
apps:
- app: pkg_name/app_name1
  display: sample app
- app: pkg_name/app_name2
  display: another sample app

Once .installed file is defined, you have to notify the location of the files to app_manager by either of two ways:

  1. Give the locations as arguments

One way to notify the location is to add --applist argument with rosrun.

rosrun app_manager app_manager --applist `rospack find package_root`/apps

This is useful for testing one small .installed file or a demonstration.

  1. Register as export attributes

Another way to notify the location is to define them in <export> tag in package.xml.

<!-- package_root/package.xml -->
<package>
  ...
  <run_depend>app_manager</run_depend>
  ...
  <export>
    <app_manager app_dir="${prefix}/apps"/>
  </export>
</package>

And launch app_manager without any argument:

rosrun app_manager app_manager

app_manager node automatically searches all .installed files and register as available applications.

Applications can be filtered by platform defined in each .app file. If you set the parameter /robot/type to pr2, then apps for platform pr2 will be available.

rosparam set /robot/type pr2

APIs

All topics/services are advertised under the namespace specified by the parameter /robot/name.

Publishing Topics

  • app_list: List available/running applications
  • application/app_status: Current status of app manager

Services

  • list_apps: List available/running applications
  • start_app: Start an available application
  • stop_app: Stop a runniing application
  • reload_app_list: Reload installed applications from *.installed) file.

Examples

Start default roscore

$ roscore


and start another roscore for app_manager from another Terminal

$ roscore -p 11312

Start app_manager

```

File truncated at 100 lines see the full file