$curl -X GET http://The internal socket server is planned to run fully asynchronously. The result is printed out after being processed with the result state. In case of mentioned command the following output is printed directly into the command line::8022?move=30\&left=10\&right=10\&back=20
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<p> Robo4j Command has been successfully processed!<BR> Congratulation</p><p> command= [ClientRequestDTO{type=RequestCommandEnum{code=1, name='move'}, value='30'}, ClientRequestDTO{type=RequestCommandEnum{code=3, name='left'}, value='10'}, ClientRequestDTO{type=RequestCommandEnum{code=2, name='right'}, value='10'}, ClientRequestDTO{type=RequestCommandEnum{code=4, name='back'}, value='20'}]</p>
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When robot status is required following command is used:$curl -X GET http://192.168.178.26:8022/status
Robot answers through the command line in the following form:
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<p> Robo4j Core agent status successfully generated!<BR>
<p> CACHE= [AgentStatus{status=AgentStatusEnum{code=1, def='active'}, messages=[]}, AgentStatus{status=AgentStatusEnum{code=4, def='request_get'}, messages=[[ClientRequestDTO{type=RequestCommandEnum{code=1, name='move'}, value='30'}, ClientRequestDTO{type=RequestCommandEnum{code=3, name='left'}, value='10'}, ClientRequestDTO{type=RequestCommandEnum{code=2, name='right'}, value='10'}, ClientRequestDTO{type=RequestCommandEnum{code=4, name='back'}, value='20'}]]}]</p>
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The small update contains also code changes according to the way how the incoming events/tasks are being processed.
Enjoy and more is coming soon!
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