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Pcbnew Transition

This library allows you to easily support KiCAD 8, 7 and 6 in your KiCAD plugins. It basically monkeypatches KiCAD Python module, so it matches KiCAD 8 API.

Usage

Instead of:

import pcbnew
from pcbnew import EDA_ANGLE

Use:

from pcbnewTransition import pcbnew
from pcbnewTransition.pcbnew import EDA_ANGLE

And then, use the API for KiCAD 8. In case you need to distinguish the versions, you can:

from pcbnewTransition import KICAD_VERSION, isV6

if isV6():
    # something...

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