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atopile

Design circuit boards blazing fast - with code

Introduction

Quickstart

Change Log

`ato` is a domain specific language (DSL) for describing electronic circuit boards. It's heavily inspired by, and attempts to follow the syntax of Python 🐍 for consistency and familiarity.

1. `ato` Language

The `ato` command line interface is the main way to interact with atopile.

2. `ato` Compiler

This embedded tool helps template `ato` code based on a component. Today, it supports JLCPCB components.

3. Create a component

One of the key benefits to designing circuit boards with code is that it unlocks modularity. As in software, this modularity means you can package up and reuse modules other's have developed and tested.

4. Packages

`ato` code defines the function of the circuit via the connections between elements. Unlike a software compiler, these components all need to end up placed somewhere and copper traces need routing between the elements for the circuit to function.

5. Layout

atopile strongly recommends using `git` for version control.

6. Saving Your Work

Install

Publishing Packages

faebryk is atopile's kernel. It's the way the world is modeled.

faebryk

How to set up your development environment for atopile.

Development

config

Get atopilled

Hardware

Framework

Send a test to run on any hardware from anywhere

Overview

Build

Resources

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