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ROS and ROS 2 snaps examples
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# ros-snaps-examples
ROS and ROS 2 snaps examples

This repository hold examples used in documentation and blogposts.

## Examples

- [components_stage_snap_foxy_core20](./components_stage_snap_foxy_core20/README.md) - Use the `stage-snap` feature of snapcraft to load a ROS 2 component built in another snap.
- [non_lts_galactic](./non_lts_galactic/README.md) - A ROS 2 Galactic core20 snap without using any snapcraft extensions.
- [orchestration_humble_core22](./orchestration_humble_core22/README.md) - Orchestration of a talker listener with snap features and ROS 2 Humble and core22.
- [rosinstall_noetic_core20](./rosinstall_noetic_core20/README.md) - Snap a ROS noetic package with sources retrieved from a `rosinstall` file on core20.
- [shared_memory_foxy_core20](./shared_memory_foxy_core20/README.md) - Leverage shared memory feature of ROS 2 in snaps.
- [source_pkg_dashing_core18](./source_pkg_dashing_core18/README.md) - Snap a ROS 2 Dashing package from source on core18.
- [source_pkg_foxy_core20](./source_pkg_foxy_core20/README.md) - Snap a ROS 2 Foxy package from source on core20.
- [source_pkg_humble_core22](./source_pkg_humble_core22/README.md) - Snap a ROS 2 Humble package from source on core22.
- [source_pkg_melodic_core18](./source_pkg_melodic_core18/README.md) - Snap a ROS Melodic package from source on core18.
- [source_pkg_noetic_core20](./source_pkg_noetic_core20/README.md) - Snap a ROS noetic package from source on core20.
- [github_action](./github_action/README.md) - Build and publish a snap with GitHub Action.

### Feedback
If you have any feedback, questions or ideas regarding ROS snap orchestration, please join [our forum](https://forum.snapcraft.io/) and let us know what you think. Furthermore, have a look at the [snap documentation](https://snapcraft.io/docs/robotics) if you want to learn more about snaps for [robotics applications](https://ubuntu.com/robotics).