Dev uses Claude to turn stripboard layout script into MIT-licensed open source PyPI library
_Stocko_ · x · 2026-09-04
The author had Claude turn a personal stripboard script into a proper open source project, now MIT-licensed on PyPI as stripboard 0.1.1.
The library lets you design stripboard (protoboard) circuit layouts in Python: declare components and nets, call autoroute() to work out copper strips, jumpers, and cuts, then render to a solder-ready PDF, silkscreen labels, laser g-code, SVG, and a 3D-printable carrier. Zero runtime dependencies — pure stdlib, including the PDF writer and autorouter; requires Python 3.12+.
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