ROS image
We could use repo2docker to build a Jupyter Notebook with ROS support: https://github.com/RoboStack/jupyterlab-ros
- Ensure repo2docker installed
- Clone the source code and add
sudo
toapt.txt
- Build image with arguments
--user-name jovyan --user-id 1000
- Add image to PrimeHub and start in
Safe Mode
Check repo2docker
Execute jupyter-repo2docker
command to see if any output from the command
jupyter-repo2docker --help | head -10
usage: jupyter-repo2docker [-h] [--config CONFIG] [--json-logs]
[--image-name IMAGE_NAME] [--ref REF] [--debug]
[--no-build]
[--build-memory-limit BUILD_MEMORY_LIMIT]
[--no-run] [--publish PORTS] [--publish-all]
[--no-clean] [--push] [--volume VOLUMES]
[--user-id USER_ID] [--user-name USER_NAME]
[--env ENVIRONMENT] [--editable]
[--target-repo-dir TARGET_REPO_DIR]
[--appendix APPENDIX] [--subdir SUBDIR] [--version]
If command not found: jupyter-repo2docker
shows, please install python3-pip
and jupyter-repo2docker
packages.
sudo apt install python3-pip
pip3 install jupyter-repo2docker
If bash: jupyter-repo2docker: command not found
shows, please export ${HOME}/.local/bin
file to PATH.
export PATH=${HOME}/.local/bin:${PATH}
Update configuration
Git clone the source code
git clone https://github.com/RoboStack/jupyterlab-ros && cd jupyerlab-ros/binder
In the source directory, modify binder/apt.txt
and add sudo
in a line
Build image
Build a image with the tag infuseai/ros
in the source directory (.
)
jupyter-repo2docker --no-run --no-clean --user-name jovyan --user-id 1000 --push --image infuseai/ros .
Add Image to PrimeHub
Add Docker image into PrimeHub images function.
Start Notebook with the image in Safe Mode
.
After starting the Notebook, please git clone jupyter notebooks of the example.
git clone https://github.com/RoboStack/jupyter-ros.git
- Open
notebooks/ROS 3D Grid.ipynb
jupyter notebook and clickcircle icon
to open live demo.
You will see the live demo in jupyterlab.