The pan-tilt robot from the tutorials, compiled.
This mirrors the pan-tilt robot the tutorials build, so the DSL they teach is
checked by the build rather than by eye - a missing effort, a duplicated
component name or a renamed section fails the suite instead of shipping.
The tutorials omit brackets on DSL calls, per the house style in bb's
usage-rules/dsl-topology.md. This copy carries whatever mix format
produces, which is not the same thing until bb exports its
locals_without_parens under a spelling import_deps can read.
Summary
Functions
Execute the arm command.
Returns a child specification for starting this robot under a supervisor.
Execute the disarm command.
Returns the optimised robot representation.
Starts the robot's supervision tree.
Functions
Execute the arm command.
Returns
{:ok, pid()}- Command started, useBB.Command.await/2for the result{:error, term()}- Command could not be started
Example
{:ok, cmd} = arm(goal_args)
{:ok, result} = BB.Command.await(cmd)
@spec child_spec(Keyword.t()) :: Supervisor.child_spec()
Returns a child specification for starting this robot under a supervisor.
Execute the disarm command.
Returns
{:ok, pid()}- Command started, useBB.Command.await/2for the result{:error, term()}- Command could not be started
Example
{:ok, cmd} = disarm(goal_args)
{:ok, result} = BB.Command.await(cmd)
@spec robot() :: BB.Robot.t()
Returns the optimised robot representation.
This struct is built at compile-time from the DSL definition and contains:
- All physical values converted to SI base units (floats)
- Flat maps for O(1) lookup of links, joints, sensors, and actuators
- Pre-computed topology metadata for efficient traversal
Examples
robot = Elixir.PanTiltRobot.robot()
link = BB.Robot.get_link(robot, :base_link)
joint = BB.Robot.get_joint(robot, :shoulder)
@spec start_link(Keyword.t()) :: Supervisor.on_start()
Starts the robot's supervision tree.
Options
All options are passed through to sensor and actuator child processes.