asap 2.0.0a8

Description:

asap 2.0.0a8

Running examples
(The examples are scripts in bin/ but you should install ASAP using pip3 or setup.py to run it, see below.)

asap-example-onoffswitch
This is the most simple example of a switch.

asap-tetris
This example is the game Tetris, including a player
name, increasing difficulty with increasing score,
and a high score list.

asap-aplagent
This example is an interactive action plan inspector
that works with domain and action description files
from APLAgent that can be obtained from
http://mbal.tk/APLAgentMgr/ and is distributed
under GPL license.




Installation

If you do not have it: install pip3: for example under Ubuntu via
$ sudo apt-get install python3-pip

Install ASAP with pip3, see PyPi repository at https://pypi.python.org/pypi/asap
$ pip3 install asap --user

Setup Python to use the “Userinstall” environment that allows you to install Python programs without overwriting system packages. This is achieved by adding the following to your .profile or .bashrc file:
export PYTHONUSERBASE=~/.local/
export PATH=$PATH:~/.local/bin

Run ASAP the first time. This will help to download and build pyclingo if you do not have pyclingo for Python 3 already usable via import clingo:
$ asap
The first run of asap might ask you to enter the sudo password
to install several packages.
(If you do not want to enter your sudo password: abort, install the packages manually, and later run asap again.)

Ubuntu 16.04 is tested
Debian 8.6 (jessie) is tested
Ubuntu 14.04 can not work without manual installation of cmake 3.1 or higher (for buildling clingo)





Development

Install the package in development mode in the “Userinstall” environment.
$ python3 setup.py develop --user




Running asap

cat <program> | asap <arguments>



Citation

Schüller, Peter, and Antonius Weinzierl.
“Answer Set Application Programming: a Case Study on Tetris.”
ICLP (Technical Communications). 2015.
http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-1433/tc_17.pdf