urdf_test
The urdf_test package
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urdf_test
Provides a utility to test that a robot_description is loaded and published correctly from a launch file.
To use it include a launch_test in your package’s CMakeLists.txt
add_launch_test(
test/test_description.launch.py
TARGET "pmb2_description_${laser_model}_${courier_rgbd_sensors}" # With TARGET set test name
ARGS "laser_model:=${laser_model}" "courier_rgbd_sensors:=${courier_rgbd_sensors}" # You can use variables to test different configurations
)
And in the launch.py file include the description generator and the Test classes:
from urdf_test.description_test import (generate_urdf_test_description,
TestDescriptionPublished, TestSuccessfulExit)
from launch_pal.include_utils import include_launch_py_description
# Ignore unused import warnings for the Test Classes
__all__ = ('TestDescriptionPublished', 'TestSuccessfulExit')
def generate_test_description():
return generate_urdf_test_description(
include_launch_py_description(
'pmb2_description', ['launch', 'robot_state_publisher.launch.py']),
)
xacro_test
As a faster alternative, the xacro can get checked directly.
define_xacro_test
takes a xacro file path and a number of DeclareLaunchArgument
arguments,
which are used to form the test matrix (cartesian product).
from pathlib import Path
from ament_index_python.packages import get_package_share_directory
from pmb2_description.launch_arguments import PMB2Args
from urdf_test.xacro_test import define_xacro_test
xacro_file_path = Path(
get_package_share_directory('pmb2_description'),
'robots',
'pmb2.urdf.xacro',
)
test_xacro = define_xacro_test(xacro_file_path, PMB2Args.laser_model, PMB2Args.add_on_module)