FRC Team #8016: 2023 CCC Robot Code

Setup:

To properly set up your development environment for the 2023 season, you must install VSCode and WPILib extensions (found here) and git (found here).

Repo Overview

The main branch contains the development robot source code. After each event, a branch competition/<event_name> is created from main to preserve the software run at the respective event.

Contributing

You must be a member of FRC team 8016 to contribute. To be added to the 8016 GitHub organization, please contact Carlo. To contribute, clone the repo then create a local branch against main. This branch should be named . Changes should be submitted as a Pull Request against main. Use clear, concise commit messages as outlined in this guide.

Code formatting:

This project uses modified Google style guides for all source code, which are enforced by the Spotless autoformatter.

By default, ./gradlew spotlesscheck runs while building the project; generally, any convention or formatting errors reported by Spotless can be resolved by running ./gradlew spotlessApply from the root directory.

Please note the following conventions:

• Classes should be in UpperCamelCase
• Methods should be in lowerCamelCase
• Variables should be concise but descriptive, and written in lowerCamelCase
• Constants should be kept solely in the Constants class, and should be written in UPPERCASE_SEPERATED_BY_UNDERSCORES
• When you create a method, write a comment telling us what the method does, and if necessary, how it does it.
• When you create a constant, include units either in the name or in a comment to the right of the constant declaration.
• Bracketing: follow the conventions below:

public void ExampleMethod() {
    if(x == 1) {
        //Do something
    } else {
        //Do something else
    }
}