Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: svg2mod
Version: 0.1.4.1
Summary: Convert an SVG file to a KiCad footprint.
Home-page: https://github.com/svg2mod/svg2mod
Author: https://github.com/svg2mod
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License: CC0-1.0
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        This is a small program to convert Inkscape SVG drawings to KiCad footprint module files.  It uses [a fork of cjlano's python SVG parser and drawing module](https://github.com/svg2mod/svg) to interpret drawings and approximate curves using straight line segments.  Module files can be output in KiCad's legacy or s-expression (i.e., pretty) formats.
        
        ## Requirements
        
        Python 3
        
        ## Installation
        
        ```pip3 install svg2mod```
        
        
        ## Example
        
        ```svg2mod -i input.svg -p 1.0```
        
        ## Usage
        ```
        usage: svg2mod [-h] -i FILENAME [-o FILENAME] [-c] [-pads] [-v] [-x] [-d DPI]
                       [-f FACTOR] [-p PRECISION] [--format FORMAT] [--name NAME]
                       [--units UNITS] [--value VALUE]
        
        Convert Inkscape SVG drawings to KiCad footprint modules.
        
        optional arguments:
          -h, --help            show this help message and exit
          -i FILENAME, --input-file FILENAME
                                name of the SVG file
          -o FILENAME, --output-file FILENAME
                                name of the module file
          -c, --center          Center the module to the center of the bounding box
          -pads, --convert-pads
                                Convert any artwork on Cu layers to pads
          -v, --verbose         Print more verbose messages
          -x, --exclude-hidden  Do not export hidden layers
          -d DPI, --dpi DPI     DPI of the SVG file (int)
          -f FACTOR, --factor FACTOR
                                scale paths by this factor
          -p PRECISION, --precision PRECISION
                                smoothness for approximating curves with line segments
                                (float)
          --format FORMAT       output module file format (legacy|pretty)
          --name NAME, --module-name NAME
                                base name of the module
          --units UNITS         output units, if output format is legacy (decimil|mm)
          --value VALUE, --module-value VALUE
                                value of the module
        ```
        
        ## SVG Files
        
        svg2mod expects images saved in the uncompressed Inkscape SVG (i.e., not "plain SVG") format.
         * Drawings should be to scale (1 mm in Inscape will be 1 mm in KiCad).  Use the --factor option to resize the resulting module(s) up or down from there.
         * Paths, Rect, and Circles (Ellipse) are supported.
           * A path may have an outline and a fill.  (Colors will be ignored.)
           * A path may have holes, defined by interior segments within the path (see included examples).
           * A path with a filled area inside a hole will not work properly. You must split these apart into two seperate paths.
           * Transparent fills and strokes with be ignored
         * Groups may be used.  However, styles applied to groups (e.g., stroke-width) are not applied to contained drawing elements.  In these cases, it may be necessary to ungroup (and perhaps regroup) the elements.
         * Layers must be named to match the target in kicad. The supported layers are listed below.
         * Other types of elements such as arc are not supported.
           * Use Inkscape's "Path->Object To Path" and "Path->Stroke To Path" menu options to convert these elements into paths that will work.
        
        ### Layers
        This supports the layers listed below. They are the same in inkscape and kicad:
        
        | KiCad layer(s)   | KiCad legacy | KiCad pretty |
        |:----------------:|:------------:|:------------:|
        | F.Cu             | Yes          | Yes          |
        | B.Cu             | Yes          | Yes          |
        | F.Adhes          | Yes          | Yes          |
        | B.Adhes          | Yes          | Yes          |
        | F.Paste          | Yes          | Yes          |
        | B.Paste          | Yes          | Yes          |
        | F.SilkS          | Yes          | Yes          |
        | B.SilkS          | Yes          | Yes          |
        | F.Mask           | Yes          | Yes          |
        | B.Mask           | Yes          | Yes          |
        | Dwgs.User        | Yes          | Yes          |
        | Cmts.User        | Yes          | Yes          |
        | Eco1.User        | Yes          | Yes          |
        | Eco2.User        | Yes          | Yes          |
        | Edge.Cuts        | Yes          | Yes          |
        | F.Fab            | --           | Yes          |
        | B.Fab            | --           | Yes          |
        | F.CrtYd          | --           | Yes          |
        | B.CrtYd          | --           | Yes          |
        
        Note: If you have a layer "F.Cu", all of its sub-layers will be treated as "F.Cu" regardless of their names.
        
        
Keywords: svg2mod,KiCAD
Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: Development Status :: 3 - Alpha
Classifier: Intended Audience :: Science/Research
Classifier: License :: CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) Public Domain Dedication
Classifier: Natural Language :: English
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.7
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