vacuum-map-parser-roborock
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Map data parser that can be used to parse maps generated by Roborock vacuums.
pip install vacuum-map-parser-roborock
from vacuum_map_parser_base.config.color import ColorsPalette
from vacuum_map_parser_base.config.drawable import Drawable
from vacuum_map_parser_base.config.image_config import ImageConfig
from vacuum_map_parser_base.config.size import Sizes
from vacuum_map_parser_base.config.text import Text
from vacuum_map_parser_roborock.map_data_parser import RoborockMapDataParser
palette: ColorsPalette = ColorsPalette()
sizes: Sizes = Sizes()
drawables: list[Drawable] = [Drawable.PATH, Drawable.CHARGER]
image_config: ImageConfig = ImageConfig()
texts: list[Text] = []
raw_map: bytes = b''
parser = RoborockMapDataParser(palette, sizes, drawables, image_config, texts)
unpacked_map = parser.unpack_map(raw_map)
parsed_map = parser.parse(unpacked_map)
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