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front-end-challenge

The objective of this challenge is to demonstrate live telemetry data flowing from the Rocos platform to a custom web frontend.

The specific visuals should include a horizon and heading gauge. They can be simple but need to show roll, pitch, yaw in a graphic format.

Here is an example (the first gauge): https://aviation.stackexchange.com/questions/35933/what-is-the-exact-meaning-of-attitude-does-it-include-translational-movement

The simulated telemetry data is provided by a virtual robot running on Rocos platform. This virtual robot is named drone-rocos within project front-end-challenge and the telemetry data is available at data url /mavlink/ATTITUDE with the data format below.

{
  "pitch": -0.20733291,
  "pitchspeed": 0.10963227,
  "roll": 0.009296797,
  "rollspeed": -0.009649444,
  "time_boot_ms": 1482066,
  "yaw": 1.5808406,
  "yawspeed": -0.0020616255
}

Once complete, please send a link to the code via a GitHub repository.

We are not worried about it looking pretty.

The reason this is important to Rocos is that we have live connections to autonomous robots showing a range of telemetry information in live frontend interfaces.

Time:

Ideally less than 8 hours is spent on the core task. Suggest keeping the design to a minimum not to take up too much time. Some research time before hand may be required on streaming technology like RxJS or upskilling on Angular to build a simple application, services and components.

Preparation

  • You can find the Rocos JS SDK documentation from https://docs.rocos.io/docs/node-js-sdk.
    • Add a .npmrc to your project, in the same directory as your package.json
    • Add @rocos:registry=https://pkgs.dev.azure.com/team-rocos/c46363e8-3452-44ca-ab9 f-cd9f31880b59/_packaging/rocos-npm-public/npm/registry/ into your .npmrc file
  • You can play the demo application located within ./demo folder. (The project id used within the demo is front-end-challenge)
  • You can email jing.li@rocos.io to request the Application ID and Application Secret for running the demo application and building your application.

Tech stack:

  • Angular (Latest version 10+)
  • RxJS Observables with Rocos JS SDK (demonstrate use of our streaming data)
  • Each gauge should be an angular component. (Prefer native canvas implementation)
  • Please use canvas with animation to create the gauges.

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