Kubos SDK Docs¶

The “Kubos SDK” is a term used to describe all of the components used to build Kubos projects:

Vagrant box - The VM that contains the “ready to run” Kubos development environment
Kubos CLI - The command-line tool used to create, configure, build and debug Kubos projects
Kubos source modules - the underlying libraries on which Kubos projects are built

$@startuml left to right direction actor User node "Kubos SDK" as sdk{ () "kubos init" as init folder "kubos-proj" as proj { folder source { } () "kubos build" as build [binary] } folder "Kubos Source" as k_source { } } () "kubos flash" as flash node "OBC - Kubos Linux" { cloud "kubos-proj" as application cloud "App1" cloud "App2" } User -> sdk : vagrant ssh init -> proj k_source -> build build <- source [binary] <- build [binary] -> flash flash -> application @enduml$

This documentation section contains the various guides related to using the Kubos SDK:

Installing the Kubos SDK - How to install the SDK onto your host machine

Example Kubos Projects - A list of example projects using the SDK

Kubos Project Configuration - How to configure a Kubos project’s settings, dependencies, and underlying hardware information

Kubos SDK Cheatsheet - A quick guide for the most common SDK tasks

Kubos CLI Command Reference - The full list of Kubos CLI commands

Using Rust with the Kubos SDK - How to develop and run Kubos projects using Rust

Using Python with the Kubos SDK - How to develop and run Kubos projects using Python

Using Lua with the Kubos SDK - How to use Kubos projects written in Lua

Setting up the Kubos Windows Development Environment - How to develop Kubos projects from a Windows-based host computer

Upgrading Your Kubos Development Environment - How to upgrade to the latest version of the Kubos SDK