KubOS Source Distribution

This top level project acts as a workspace for all KubOS RT and KubOS Linux related projects to help simplify development.

Git repositories are managed with Android's repo utility, and once the workspace is initialized, you can use repo to sync the project.

Getting started

1. Install the latest stable version of yotta
2. Run the development environment bootstrap script to pull down all of the KubOS repositories, and setup the yotta development environment:

    $ ./bootstrap.sh
   

KubOS development environment

KubOS is a collection of Yotta modules and targets that can either be fetched remotely, or built locally using the yotta link and yotta link-target commands. Since KubOS has a large number of modules and targets, we use a tool to automate the environment setup, tools/yotta_link.py. Here are some example usages of the tool:

Add module and target symlinks to the system for use by applications: $ ./tools/yotta_link.py –sys

Uninstall system symlinks:

    $ ./tools/yotta_link.py --unlink --sys

Install symlinks into a KubOS application:

    $ ./tools/yotta_link.py --app <path-to-app>

Uninstall application symlinks:

    $ ./tools/yotta_link.py --unlink --app <path-to-app>

To install system symlinks and application symlinks for all example apps in the KubOS distribution (this is also the default action when no arguments are used, and is called from bootstrap.sh):

    $ ./tools/yotta_link.py --all

See the full help documentation by running ./tools/yotta_link.py --help

Synchronizing repositories

    $ ./repo sync