A Python package for creating, modifying, and writing Cadsoft EAGLE files
Dependencies
For writing EAGLE files, the non-standard Python package [lxml] is required. This can be installed using pip:
pip install lxml
If lxml is not available (for example, with IronPython), it is still possible to read EAGLE files, but it is not possible to write EAGLE files.
Installation
The package can be installed by cloning into the repository and then invoking setup.py from the source directory:
python setup.py install
This package is also avilable on the [Python Package Index][ppi], and can be installed using pip:
pip install eaglepy
Basic Usage
As a basic example, the following will create (and save) an empty schematic:
from eaglepy import default_layers, eagle
schematic_path = ‘schematic.sch’
schematic = eagle.Schematic(sheets = [eagle.Sheet()])
- drawing = eagle.Drawing(grid = eagle.Grid(),
layers = default_layers.get_layers(), document = schematic)
e = eagle.Eagle(drawing)
e.save(schematic_path)
Documentation
More extensive documentation is available [here][doc].
There are a number of example modules provided in the examples/ directory.
[lxml]: http://lxml.de/ [ppi]: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/eaglepy [doc]: http://richard-h-clark.com/projects/eaglepy
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