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| - | === Data logging with mongodb === | + | ===== Data logging with mongodb |
| There is a tool for loggin data into mongodb for later processing. The data is fetched from selected topics or all topics when running a ROS process. The logging tool is from the package **mongodb_log**. | There is a tool for loggin data into mongodb for later processing. The data is fetched from selected topics or all topics when running a ROS process. The logging tool is from the package **mongodb_log**. | ||
| - | == Installing | + | ==== Installing |
| - | Using a properly set up ros environment, | + | Using a properly set up ros environment |
| * Install **roslua** as shown below | * Install **roslua** as shown below | ||
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| * Install the mongodb logger package; | * Install the mongodb logger package; | ||
| - | rosws set ros_mongodb_log | + | rosws set mongodb_log |
| rosws update | rosws update | ||
| # source bashrc/ | # source bashrc/ | ||
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| - | + | sudo apt-get install python-pymongo python-pyrrd mongodb | |
| - | == Logging with mongodb_log == | + | rosmake mongodb_log |
| + | ==== Logging with mongodb_log | ||
| Run the logger node | Run the logger node | ||
| - | rosrun | + | rosrun |
| # use the tool mongodb_rdd to check | # use the tool mongodb_rdd to check | ||
| - | == Querying the log database == | + | ==== Querying the log database |
| The data from the database can be retrieved using any of the mongo clients APIs. For cram, the cl-mongo client is recommended but there are clients for any popular language around like Python, C++ etc. For mython, the pymongo client has already been wrapped in ROS here [[http:// | The data from the database can be retrieved using any of the mongo clients APIs. For cram, the cl-mongo client is recommended but there are clients for any popular language around like Python, C++ etc. For mython, the pymongo client has already been wrapped in ROS here [[http:// | ||
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| rosws update ros_cl_mongo | rosws update ros_cl_mongo | ||
| # source bashrc | # source bashrc | ||
| + | rosmake ros_cl_mongo # may take some time | ||
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| + | The use it from the standard emacs REPL environment as follows; | ||
| + | rosrun roslisp_repl repl | ||
| + | # Now load the ros-cl-mongo package and interact with the database using it | ||
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| + | Further usage instructions on cl-mongo are available at [[https:// | ||
| + | ==== Locating the Database ==== | ||
| + | The database is by default located in ''/ | ||
| + | * Hostname : localhost (by default) | ||
| + | * Port: 27017 (default) | ||
| + | * Locatation: ''/ | ||
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| + | ==== Examples of usage ==== | ||
| + | We have compiled simple example of logging with this tool and querying the data using either lisp or python. The examples are in the links below: | ||
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| + | * [[: | ||
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