KiBot/kibot/PcbDraw/README.md

PcbDraw code

Why?

• Important dependency: PcbDraw is currently a core functionality of KiBot because its used for the pcb_print output
• Increased number of dependencies: The upstream code pulls too much dependencies, some of them optional, others that we don't need. This is a constant problem.
• Incompatible interface and behavior: This should be fixed now that 1.0.0 is out, but I don't agree with the idea of doing small changes just because they look more elegant.
• Now integrable: This is one of the changes in 1.0.0, now the code is easier to call as module.
• Repeated functionality: The render stuff is already implemented by KiAuto.

Details

Currently only the plot module is included.

convert.py

• Made the pcbdraw import relative
• Removed PIL as dependency
  • So now the save function only supports SVG as input and SVG/PNG as output
  • All other cases are handled from outside
  • This is because KiBot heavily uses ImageMagick and migrating to PIL is not something simple
  • There is no point in using PIL just for file conversion, as we don't use render this is the only use

diff --git a/kibot/PcbDraw/convert.py b/kibot/PcbDraw/convert.py
index ba856a69..7fe64738 100644
--- a/kibot/PcbDraw/convert.py
+++ b/kibot/PcbDraw/convert.py
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import textwrap
 import os
 from typing import Union
 from tempfile import TemporaryDirectory
-from PIL import Image
+# from PIL import Image
 from lxml.etree import _ElementTree # type: ignore
 
 # Converting SVG to bitmap is a hard problem. We used Wand (and thus
@@ -66,17 +66,17 @@ def svgToPng(inputFilename: str, outputFilename: str, dpi: int=300) -> None:
         message += textwrap.indent(m, "  ")
     raise RuntimeError(message)
 
-def save(image: Union[_ElementTree, Image.Image], filename: str, dpi: int=600) -> None:
+def save(image: _ElementTree, filename: str, dpi: int=600, format: str=None) -> None:
     """
     Given an SVG tree or an image, save to a filename. The format is deduced
     from the extension.
     """
-    ftype = os.path.splitext(filename)[1][1:].lower()
-    if isinstance(image, Image.Image):
-        if ftype not in ["jpg", "jpeg", "png", "bmp"]:
-            raise TypeError(f"Cannot save bitmap image into {ftype}")
-        image.save(filename)
-        return
+    ftype = os.path.splitext(filename)[1][1:].lower() if format is None else format
+#     if isinstance(image, Image.Image):
+#         if ftype not in ["jpg", "jpeg", "png", "bmp"]:
+#             raise TypeError(f"Cannot save bitmap image into {ftype}")
+#         image.save(filename)
+#         return
     if isinstance(image, _ElementTree):
         if ftype == "svg":
             image.write(filename)
@@ -91,6 +91,6 @@ def save(image: Union[_ElementTree, Image.Image], filename: str, dpi: int=600) -
             svgToPng(svg_filename, png_filename, dpi=dpi)
             if ftype == "png":
                 return
-            Image.open(png_filename).convert("RGB").save(filename)
-            return
+#             Image.open(png_filename).convert("RGB").save(filename)
+#             return
     raise TypeError(f"Unknown image type: {type(image)}")

convert_common.py

No current changes

convert_unix.py

• Made the pcbdraw import relative

convert_windows.py

• Made the pcbdraw import relative

unit.py

• Replaced unit code.
  • So we have only one units conversion
  • I think the only difference is that KiBot code currently supports the locales decimal point

plot.py

• Made the pcbdraw import relative
• Disabled shrink_svg
  • Changes the old behavior, so this should be optional
  • Pulls a problematic dependency: svgpathtool
• Changed calls to ComputeBoundingBox() to use aBoardEdgesOnly=True
  • To get the same behavior as 0.9.0-5
  • This changes the size of the SVG to the size of the board
  • shrink_svg must be disabled or it reverts the size to the detected
• Added no_warn_back option to disable warnings on the opposite side

@@ -813,6 +813,7 @@
     highlight: Callable[[str], bool] = lambda x: False # References to highlight
     remapping: Callable[[str, str, str], Tuple[str, str]] = lambda ref, lib, name: (lib, name)
     resistor_values: Dict[str, ResistorValue] = field(default_factory=dict)
+    no_warn_back: bool = False

     def render(self, plotter: PcbPlotter) -> None:
         self._plotter = plotter
@@ -848,7 +849,8 @@
         else:
             ret = self._create_component(lib, name, ref, value)
             if ret is None:
-                self._plotter.yield_warning("component", f"Component {lib}:{name} has not footprint.")
+                if name[-5:] != '.back' or not self.no_warn_back:
+                    self._plotter.yield_warning("component", f"Component {lib}:{name} has not footprint.")
                 return
             component_element, component_info = ret
             self._used_components[unique_name] = component_info

• Added option to plot only the solder mask. The PCB_Print output uses it and plotting all the stuff looks stupid. The patch added too much nested conditionals so I moved the information to data structures. The patch looks big, but is just a mechanism to skip the unneeded layers.

diff --git a/kibot/PcbDraw/plot.py b/kibot/PcbDraw/plot.py
index af473cdb..f8990722 100644
--- a/kibot/PcbDraw/plot.py
+++ b/kibot/PcbDraw/plot.py
@@ -648,35 +648,44 @@ class PlotInterface:
         raise NotImplementedError("Plot interface wasn't implemented")
 
 
+SUBSTRATE_ELEMENTS = {
+    "board": (pcbnew.Edge_Cuts, pcbnew.Edge_Cuts),
+    "clad": (pcbnew.F_Mask, pcbnew.B_Mask),
+    "copper": (pcbnew.F_Cu, pcbnew.B_Cu),
+    "pads": (pcbnew.F_Cu, pcbnew.B_Cu),
+    "pads-mask": (pcbnew.F_Mask, pcbnew.B_Mask),
+    "silk": (pcbnew.F_SilkS, pcbnew.B_SilkS),
+    "outline": (pcbnew.Edge_Cuts, pcbnew.Edge_Cuts)
+}
+ELEMENTS_USED = (
+    # Normal plot, all the elements
+    ("board", "clad", "copper", "pads", "pads-mask", "silk", "outline"),
+    # Solder mask plot
+    ("board", "pads-mask")
+)
+
+
 @dataclass
 class PlotSubstrate(PlotInterface):
     drill_holes: bool = True
     outline_width: int = mm2ki(0.1)
+    only_mask: bool = False
 
     def render(self, plotter: PcbPlotter) -> None:
         self._plotter = plotter # ...so we don't have to pass it explicitly
+        SUBSTRATE_PROCESS = {
+            "board": self._process_baselayer,
+            "clad": self._process_layer,
+            "copper": self._process_layer,
+            "pads": self._process_layer,
+            "pads-mask": self._process_mask,
+            "silk": self._process_layer,
+            "outline": self._process_outline
+        }
 
         to_plot: List[PlotAction] = []
-        if plotter.render_back:
-            to_plot = [
-                PlotAction("board", [pcbnew.Edge_Cuts], self._process_baselayer),
-                PlotAction("clad", [pcbnew.B_Mask], self._process_layer),
-                PlotAction("copper", [pcbnew.B_Cu], self._process_layer),
-                PlotAction("pads", [pcbnew.B_Cu], self._process_layer),
-                PlotAction("pads-mask", [pcbnew.B_Mask], self._process_mask),
-                PlotAction("silk", [pcbnew.B_SilkS], self._process_layer),
-                PlotAction("outline", [pcbnew.Edge_Cuts], self._process_outline)
-            ]
-        else:
-            to_plot = [
-                PlotAction("board", [pcbnew.Edge_Cuts], self._process_baselayer),
-                PlotAction("clad", [pcbnew.F_Mask], self._process_layer),
-                PlotAction("copper", [pcbnew.F_Cu], self._process_layer),
-                PlotAction("pads", [pcbnew.F_Cu], self._process_layer),
-                PlotAction("pads-mask", [pcbnew.F_Mask], self._process_mask),
-                PlotAction("silk", [pcbnew.F_SilkS], self._process_layer),
-                PlotAction("outline", [pcbnew.Edge_Cuts], self._process_outline)
-            ]
+        for e in ELEMENTS_USED[self.only_mask]:
+            to_plot.append(PlotAction(e, [SUBSTRATE_ELEMENTS[e][plotter.render_back]], SUBSTRATE_PROCESS[e]))
 
         self._container = etree.Element("g", id="substrate")
         self._container.attrib["clip-path"] = "url(#cut-off)"

• Fixed the collect_holes function to support KiCad 5
  • pad.GetDrillSizeX() and pad.GetDrillSizeY() are KiCad 6 specific, you must use pad.GetDrillSize()
  • KiCad 5 vias were skipped
  • Vias detection crashed on KiCad 5

diff --git a/kibot/PcbDraw/plot.py b/kibot/PcbDraw/plot.py
index f8990722..17f90185 100644
--- a/kibot/PcbDraw/plot.py
+++ b/kibot/PcbDraw/plot.py
@@ -626,13 +626,15 @@ def collect_holes(board: pcbnew.BOARD) -> List[Hole]:
             continue
         for pad in module.Pads():
             pos = pad.GetPosition()
+            drs = pad.GetDrillSize()
             holes.append(Hole(
                 position=(pos[0], pos[1]),
                 orientation=pad.GetOrientation(),
-                drillsize=(pad.GetDrillSizeX(), pad.GetDrillSizeY())
+                drillsize=(drs.x, drs.y)
             ))
+    via_type = 'VIA' if not isV6(KICAD_VERSION) else 'PCB_VIA'
     for track in board.GetTracks():
-        if not isinstance(track, pcbnew.PCB_VIA) or not isV6(KICAD_VERSION):
+        if track.GetClass() != via_type:
             continue
         pos = track.GetPosition()
         holes.append(Hole(

• Changed pcbnewTransition to be locally included.

  • Just 2.8 kiB no worth the effort of pulling a dependency

• Replaced numpy by a very simple code

  • Currently svgpathtool is disabled, it really needs numpy
  • numpy is used to:
    • Multiply matrices (1 line code)
    • Find the index of the smaller element (1 line code)
    • I added a replacemt for the array function, it just makes all matrix elements float