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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import argparse
import os
import typing as t

from loguru import logger
from roswire.name import namespace_join

from.plugins.controller_manager import ControllerManagerPlugin
from..interpreter import model


@model('controller_manager','spawner')
def spawner(c):
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser("spawner")
    # FIXME this is not quite how this argument works:
    # https://github.com/ros-controls/ros_control/blob/5db3baaa71c9dcd8a2fadb3b2c0b5085ea49b3a1/controller_manager/scripts/spawner#L174-L185
    parser.add_argument("--namespace", default="/")
    parser.add_argument("controllers", nargs="+")
    args = parser.parse_args(c.args.split())

    controllers_to_spawn: t.List[str] = []
    for controller_name_or_filename in args.controllers:
        if os.path.isabs(controller_name_or_filename):
            m = "no support for spawners that load their controllers from a config file"
            raise NotImplementedError(m)
        else:
            controllers_to_spawn.append(controller_name_or_filename)

    # the spawner interacts with the controller_manager services
    load_controller_service = namespace_join(args.namespace, "controller_manager/load_controller")
    unload_controller_service = namespace_join(args.namespace, "controller_manager/unload_controller")
    switch_controller_service = namespace_join(args.namespace, "controller_manager/switch_controller")

    c.use(load_controller_service, "controller_manager_msgs/LoadController")
    c.use(unload_controller_service, "controller_manager_msgs/UnloadController")
    c.use(switch_controller_service, "controller_manager_msgs/SwitchController")

    # FIXME load each controller as a plugin for the associated controller_manager
    # this is a little tricky since we need to find the correct controller_manager
    # going forward, we can (after solving some ordering/dependency issues) iterate
    # over the system to find the node that provides the necessary services
    #
    # for now, I'm hardcoding gazebo so that we crack on with our experiments
    controller_manager_node = "/gazebo"
    controller_manager_namespace = "/"

    for controller_name in controllers_to_spawn:
        logger.debug(f"finding type for controller [{controller_name}]")
        controller_namespace = namespace_join(controller_manager_namespace, controller_name)
        controller_type = c.read(f"{controller_namespace}/type")
        logger.debug(f"found type for controller [{controller_name}]: {controller_type}")

        plugin = ControllerManagerPlugin.build(
            controller_name=controller_name,
            controller_type=controller_type,
            controller_manager_node=controller_manager_node,
        )
        c.load_plugin(plugin)
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Hackathons...
What is it about hackathons that makes them so popular? Why would you spend 24-48 hours of your weekend with no sleep, living off of weak caffeine, staying inside when you could be doing active outdoorsy things, catch up on sleep, or study?
To work on an idea.
Hackathons are where your crazy idea becomes reality - Alex Kern, Hacker
Sometimes when you're walking around, you may randomly think of cool ideas of products you wish you had to improve your daily life. Unfortunately during the weekdays, if you have a busy schedule, you'll usually be unable to sit down and work with it. At hackathons though, you get a chance to flesh out these ideas and attempt to build a finished product from them. And the extraordinary thing is that these ideas can become fully-fledged startups or million-dollar products, all because of a 24-hour hackathon.
To learn.
24 hours is a lot of time to try out one of the many CS fields you find interesting (web dev, big data, game dev, AI, hardware, etc..). There are many tools you can work with (video tutorials, set-up tutorials, etc...), and especially with student and company mentors there, getting a base coding environment should be a breeze (if you ask for help), allowing you to fully engage in the new software/hardware you decide you want to learn.
Because it's free.
FREE FREE FREE! Well depends whether it's hosted by a university (free) or a corporate organization (costs some $$$), and where it's located. If it's within your state, there are usually buses to transport you. If it's out of state, it may be a little bit harder, but some places may provide generous travel reimbursements that allow you to attend these hackathons for free (paid to play)!
Free food.
Not only do you get free admission, but there's food... like lots of food... and it