This repository contains the next yet-to-be-developed software for the RoboCup Small Size Soccer.

It consists in a long-term project that applies the concept of microservices to robotics, taking the utmost care to meet the latency and resource management requirements that exist in the category while having a portable, modular, and scalabe software.

• ssl-core
  • Table of Contents
  • About
  • System Requirements
  • Codemap
  • How to Contribute
  • License
  • Acknowledgements

The ssl-core project is organized as a language-agnostic monorepo package-by-feature microservices. Top-level directories contains its own README.md and are individually responsible for describing its purpose.

All the code developed was done in Visual Studio Code with development tied to a devcontainer, making it platform-independent.

• .cmake

  Contains common CMake rules and utilities used across the project.

• app-shell

  Contains the application shell for mounting microfrontends.

• common

  Contains common code and utilities used across the project.

• containers

  Contains common Docker files and scripts used across the project.

• docs

  Contains documentation pages as guides, tutorials, and other useful information.

• experiments

  Contains experiments and prototypes for conceptual validation.

• gateway

  Contains the API Gateway.

• perception-ms

  Contains the perception microservice.

• playback-ms

  Contains the playback microservice.

• player-bff

  Contains the player backend for frontend.

• player-mfe

  Contains the player microfrontend.

• protocols

  Contains the Protocol Buffers definitions used across the project.

• referee-ms

  Contains the referee microservice.

• viewer-mfe

  Contains the viewer microfrontend.

There are many ways in which you can participate in this project, for example:

• Reporting bugs, suggesting new features and contributing to the validation while they are being checked in
• Reviewing our pull requests
• Reviewing our documentation and making pull requests for anything from typos to additional new content

If you are interested in fixing issues and contributing directly to the code base, please see How to Contribute.

The ssl-core repository is licensed under the terms of the MIT license. See LICENSE for more information.

We would like to express our gratitude to the following open-source projects that have inspired and influenced us in the development of ssl-core:

• abseil-cpp, from Google
• vscode, from Microsoft
• Sumatra, from TIGERs Mannheim