Scripts for Gepetto

doc.py & doc.sh

Gets the projects / namespaces / branches to process from the Gepetto Dashboard (activate keep_doc on the branches you need) Run them in this order in a cron job to put the last generated doxygen HTML from gitlab on /net/cetus/data/gepetto/Doc.

release.sh

./release.sh <tag> [<package name>]

Creates a signed tag named v<tag> and push it. Also creates <package name>-<tag>.tar.gz{,.sig} including submodules.

Can be usefull if you don't have the JRL cmake submodule, otherwise just use make release VERSION=x.y.z && make dist

video.py

usage: video.py [-h] [--image IMAGE] [-ss START_TIME] [-to END_TIME] [-n N]
                [-fs FS] [--no-magic] [-c]
                rush author title

Append a title slide to a video. Optionnaly cut it and crop it.

positional arguments:
  rush                  filename of the rush
  author                speaker's name
  title                 talk's title

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --image IMAGE         title image
  -ss START_TIME, --start-time START_TIME
                        start of the video
  -to END_TIME, --end-time END_TIME
                        end of the video
  -n N                  number of the video in a playlist (0 for no playlist)
  -fs FS                font size
  --no-magic
  -c, --crop            Crop the speaker only from the video

parse_muscod_logs.py

usage: parse_muscod_logs.py [-h] [-v] filename

Parse muscod's logs to get NDIS, the number of iterations & total computation
time

positional arguments:
  filename

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -v, --verbose

axis_play.sh & axis_record.sh

The first allows to check that the camera is configured correctly. If you are not satisfied, you have to use the web interface.

The second records the current view. It is meant to be run in eur0c:/local/axis

searchLib.sh

usage: searchLib.sh my_lib version_to_avoid

This script searches all the .so files in the current directory. The first arg is a string contained in the dependencies of the library you are looking for. The second arg is a string contained in the dependencies that you want to reject. The script will display the names of the .so files which meet these criteria.