Use `output_formats` parameter to specify which *files* to output to disk,
Use `return_types` parameter to specify which objects to return to a calling Python script
This image, with an optional caption below, is displayed in the lower
section of the connector/cable node in the diagram - just above the
notes if present.
This solves the basic part of issue #27, and is a continuation of
PR #137 that was closed due to changes in the base branch.
Add -V command line option (and --version as an alias) to
both wireviz.py and build_examples.py that show version number.
Move the version number from setup.py into __init__.py to access
the same version number specification from all files needing it.
This solves part 4 of issue #167.
It seems, that the current implementation ignores --generate-bom,
and that parser.add_argument() code line is therefore commented
out until it gets implemented to avoid any confusion.
This solves part 1 of issue #167.
Closes#67.
- Allow defining arbitrarily long lists of alternating connectors and cables in a connection set.
- Start work towards removing 'ferrules' as special case, merging them with normal connectors
- Stramline auto-generation of simple, one pin connectors (ferrules, wire splices, ...)
Added internal part number and manufacturer fields
Added support for wire part numbers in a bundle
Moved part number information to seperate row in table
* Format all files using autopep8 to add basic PEP8 conformity.
* Add Exception types to bare excepts to prevent catching `ctrl+c`
* Remove some unnecessary assignment to dummy variables before returning
* Add `Optional` to type hints that can be `NoneType`
* Change a number of single-letter variables to more descriptive names
* Replace string.format() use with Python's f-strings, as they tends to be cleaner, and provide a performance boost.
* One multiline string was left as string.format() as I do not believe f-strings support multiline
* Some of the string.format() instances had unused/ignored arguments. I left them out of the f-strings, but I marked those cases with a comments that begins `# FIXME:`
* Rename variables that were shadowding python standard functions (specifically `format->fmt`, `input->inp`, `type->maintype`)
* Some instances of `type` were not changed, as it breaks the yaml parsing. Needs to be looked into.
* Move classes in `wireviz.py` to two new files `DataClasses.py` and `Harness.py`.
Co-authored-by: Daniel Rojas <github@danielrojas.net>
- Allow prepending a separate YAML file for e.g. including common
template definitions. This is accomodated by a new commandline option,
--prepend-file, which takes a path to a YAML file. This is prepended
to the regular input as-is.
- Refactor file loading to accomodate the above. This includes moving
relevant parts to main() and instead supplying parse () with a string
representation of the YAML data. Also add early file existance checks
and bail out if any of the inputs are inaccessible or nonexistant.
