Metadata-Version: 2.3
Name: kappe
Version: 0.15.2
Summary: Kappe is an efficient data migration tool designed to seamlessly convert and split MCAP files.
Project-URL: repository, https://github.com/sensmore/kappe
Author: Marko Bausch
License-File: LICENSE
Classifier: Development Status :: 4 - Beta
Classifier: Intended Audience :: Developers
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: GNU General Public License v3 (GPLv3)
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.10
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Requires-Dist: mcap>=0.3.0
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# Kappe

Kappe is an efficient data migration tool designed to seamlessly convert and split MCAP files.

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<summary>Table of content</summary>

## Table of content

- [Kappe](#kappe)
  - [Table of content](#table-of-content)
  - [Installation](#installation)
    - [Usage](#usage)
  - [Convert](#convert)
    - [Topic](#topic)
      - [Rename a topic](#rename-a-topic)
      - [Remove a topic](#remove-a-topic)
    - [Topic Times](#topic-times)
      - [Update the ROS header time](#update-the-ros-header-time)
      - [Change ROS Timestamp to publish time](#change-ros-timestamp-to-publish-time)
      - [Change MCAP pub/log time from ROS header](#change-mcap-publog-time-from-ros-header)
      - [Add a time offset to ROS Timestamp](#add-a-time-offset-to-ros-timestamp)
    - [Pointcloud](#pointcloud)
      - [Remove zero points from PointCloud2](#remove-zero-points-from-pointcloud2)
      - [Rotate a pointcloud](#rotate-a-pointcloud)
      - [Rename PointCloud2 field name](#rename-pointcloud2-field-name)
    - [TF](#tf)
    - [Remove Transform](#remove-transform)
      - [Insert Static Transform](#insert-static-transform)
    - [Schema Mapping](#schema-mapping)
    - [Trim](#trim)
    - [Plugins](#plugins)
    - [ROS1 to ROS2 conversion](#ros1-to-ros2-conversion)
    - [Reproducibility](#reproducibility)
  - [Cut](#cut)
    - [Split on time](#split-on-time)
    - [Split on topic](#split-on-topic)

</details>

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## Installation

`pip install kappe`

or

`rye tools install kappe`

### Usage

Create a yaml config file containing the migrations you want to perform.

Example:

> config.yaml

```yaml
topic:
  mapping:
    /points: /sensor/points
```

Run the converter:

`kappe convert --config config.yaml ./input.mcap`

## Convert

`kappe convert [-h] [--config CONFIG] [--overwrite] input output`

Converts a single file or a directory of files to the MCAP format.

### Topic

#### Rename a topic

```yaml
topic:
  mapping:
    /points: /sensor/points
```

#### Remove a topic

```yaml
topic:
  remove:
    - /points
```

### Topic Times

The `time_offset` config manipulates the mcap message time and/or the ROS header timestamp.
When using `default` as topic name, the config will be applied to all messages.

#### Update the ROS header time

Adds 8 second and 300 nanosec to the ROS header.

```yaml
time_offset:
  /sensor/points:
    sec: 8
    nanosec: 300
```

#### Change ROS Timestamp to publish time

Change the time of the ROS Timestamp to the time the message was published.

```yaml
time_offset:
  /sensor/points:
    pub_time: True
```

#### Change MCAP pub/log time from ROS header

Update the log/pub time from the ROS header.
If `pub_time` is set, pub time will be used as source.
If `sec` and/or `nanosec` is set, the offset is used.

```yaml
time_offset:
  /sensor/points:
    update_publish_time: True
    update_log_time: True
```

#### Add a time offset to ROS Timestamp

Add 15 seconds to the ROS Timestamp.

```yaml
time_offset:
  /sensor/points:
    sec: 15
    nanosec: 0
```

### Pointcloud

#### Remove zero points from PointCloud2

```yaml
point_cloud:
  /sensor/points:
    remove_zero: true
```

#### Rotate a pointcloud

```yaml
point_cloud:
  /sensor/points:
    rotation:
      euler_deg:
        - 180
        - 0
        - 0
```

#### Rename PointCloud2 field name

Changes the field name of the PointCloud2 message, from `AzimuthAngle` to `azimuth_angle`.

```yaml
point_cloud:
  /sensor/points:
    field_mapping:
      AzimuthAngle: azimuth_angle
```

### TF

> To update a static transform you need to remove the old one and insert a new one.

### Remove Transform

Removes all transform where the child_frame_id is `test_data_frame` or `other_frame`.

```yaml
tf_static:
  remove:
    - test_data_frame
    - other_frame
```

#### Insert Static Transform

> Rotation can be specified in `euler_deg` or `quaternion`

```yaml
tf_static:
  insert:
    - frame_id: base
      child_frame_id: also_base

    - frame_id: base
      child_frame_id: sensor
      translation:
        x: -0.1
        y: 0
        z: 0.1
      rotation:
        euler_deg:
          - 0
          - 90
          - 0
```

### Schema Mapping

If the new schema is not already in the mcap, kappe will try to load it either from your ROS2 environment or from `./msgs`.

```yaml
msg_schema:
  mapping:
    std_msgs/Int32: std_msgs/Int64
```

### Trim

Trim the mcap file to a specific time range.

```yaml
time_start:  1676549454.0
time_end:    1676549554.0
```

### Plugins

Kappe can be extended with plugins, for example to compress images. Source code for plugins can be found in the [plugins](./src/kappe/), additional plugins can be loaded from `./plugins`.

```yaml
plugins:
  - name: image.CompressImage
    input_topic: /image
    output_topic: /compressed/image
    settings:
      quality: 50
```

### ROS1 to ROS2 conversion

Kappe automatic converts ROS1 messages to ROS2 messages.
It will not reuse ROS1 definitions, all schemas will be loaded either from your ROS2 environment or from `./msgs`. If the ROS2 schema name has changed use the `msg_schema.mapping` to map the old schema to the new schema.

The msg field will be mapped exactly, ROS1 time and duration will be converted to ROS2 time and duration (`secs -> sec` & `nsecs -> nanosec`).

To download the common ROS2 schemas run:

```sh
git clone --depth=1 --branch=humble https://github.com/ros2/common_interfaces.git ./msgs/common_interfaces
git clone --depth=1 --branch=humble https://github.com/ros2/geometry2.git ./msgs/geometry2
```

### Reproducibility

Kappe saves the input/output path, the time and the version into a MCAP metadata field, called `convert_metadata`.
The config will be saved as an attachment named `convert_config.yaml`.

## Cut

`usage: kappe cut [-h] --config CONFIG [--overwrite] input [output_folder]`

Cuts a directory of mcaps into smaller mcaps, based on timestamp or topic.

When `keep_tf_tree` is set to `true` all splits will have the same `/tf_static` messages.

### Split on time

The start and end times define the range to extract into each split file.
They are specified in seconds which is compared against the log time (UNIX Timestamp).

```yaml
keep_tf_tree: true
splits:
  - start:  1676549454.0
    end:    1676549554.0
    name:   beginning.mcap
  - start:  1676549554.0
    end:    1676549654.0
    name:   end.mcap
```

`kappe cut --config config.yaml ./input.mcap ./output_folder`

Results in a folder with the following structure:

```bash
output_folder
├── beginning.mcap
└── end.mcap
```

### Split on topic

Splits the mcap file into multiple files, every time a message on the topic `/marker` is read.
The file will be split **before** the message is read.
`debounce` is the time in seconds that the cutter will wait before splitting the file again, default is 0.

```yaml
keep_tf_tree: true
split_on_topic:
  topic: "/marker"
  debounce: 10

```
