Directory structure#
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C++ package#
<package_name>
├─ config
│ ├─ foo_ros.param.yaml
│ └─ foo_non_ros.yaml
├─ doc
│ ├─ foo_document.md
│ └─ foo_diagram.svg
├─ include
│ └─ <package_name>
│ └─ foo_public.hpp
├─ launch
│ ├─ foo.launch.xml
│ └─ foo.launch.py
├─ schema
│ └─ foo_node.schema.json
├─ src
│ ├─ foo_node.cpp
│ ├─ foo_node.hpp
│ └─ foo_private.hpp
├─ test
│ └─ test_foo.cpp
├─ package.xml
├─ CMakeLists.txt
└─ README.md
Directory descriptions#
config
#
Place configuration files such as node parameters.
For ROS parameters, use the extension .param.yaml
.
For non-ROS parameters, use the extension .yaml
.
Rationale: Since ROS parameters files are type-sensitive, they should not be the target of some code formatters and linters. In order to distinguish the file type, we use different file extensions.
doc
#
Place document files and link from README.
include
#
Place header files exposed to other packages. Do not place files directly under the include
directory, but place files under the directory with the package name.
This directory is used for mostly library headers. Note that many headers do not need to be placed here. It is enough to place the headers under the src
directory.
launch
#
Place launch files (.launch.xml
and .launch.py
).
schema
#
Place parameter definition files. See parameters for details.
src
#
Place source files and private header files.
test
#
Place source files for testing. See unit testing for details.
Python package#
T.B.D.