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Robot Folders
=============

Welcome to ``robot_folders``! ``robot_folders`` is a collection of utility scripts designed to
streamline and facilitate the management of workspaces used for (ROS) development. It is designed
to enhance efficiency in handling different environments, consisting of multiple workspaces like a
``catkin_workspace`` and ``colcon_workspace`` or a plain CMake workspace.

It focuses on optimizing the management of various subworkspaces, contributing
to a seamless development experience.


Documentation
-------------
Documentation can be found on `our GH pages <https://fzi-forschungszentrum-informatik.github.io/robot_folders/>`_.


Quick start
------------

It is recommended to install robot_folders using ``pipx`` (You can install ``pipx`` using ``sudo apt
install pipx``).

.. code:: bash

   pipx install robot-folders

Upgrade
^^^^^^^

To upgrade robot_folders using ``pipx`` do

.. code:: bash

   pipx upgrade robot-folders

Shell setup
^^^^^^^^^^^

In order to use ``robot_folders`` you'll have to call its source file. How to do this depends on
the way you installed ``robot_folders`` and on the version of the installation tool.

In case you have installed
``robot_folders`` using ``pipx`` as described above (and given you use the bash shell), do:

.. code:: bash

   # pipx < 1.3.0 or if ${HOME}/.local/pipx already existed
   echo "source ${HOME}/.local/pipx/venvs/robot-folders/bin/rob_folders_source.sh" >> ~/.bashrc
   # pipx >= 1.3.0
   echo "source ${HOME}/.local/share/pipx/venvs/robot-folders/bin/rob_folders_source.sh" >> ~/.bashrc

In case you manually installed ``robot_folders`` using a python virtualenv the path is similarly

.. code:: bash

   echo "source <your-virtualenv-path>/bin/rob_folders_source.sh" >> ~/.bashrc


Basic usage
^^^^^^^^^^^

After installation open up a new terminal to use robot_folders. The main
command for using robot_folders is ``fzirob``. Type

.. code:: bash

   fzirob --help

to get an overview over all available commands.



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