Commit 4c063574 authored by Dick Hollenbeck's avatar Dick Hollenbeck
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commit Brian's BOM generation scripts so they don't get lost

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* Push file open semantics down to one of the base frame classes ( likely candidate is
* Push file open semantics down to one of the base frame classes ( likely candidate is
  WinEDA_BasicFrame ) so that file open behavior is consistent across all applications.
  WinEDA_BasicFrame ) so that file open behavior is consistent across all applications.


* Look over Brian's python BOM generation scripts, which are now in
  scripts/python/ky and sort them out, and get something into the installation as well.
  Code came from Brian in this posting's attachment, which is ky2.zip:
  https://lists.launchpad.net/kicad-developers/msg06763.html
  but is now in scripts/python/ky temporarily.




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*   Use BOARD_ITEM::MenuIcon() in the onrightclick.cpp
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#
# Example python script to generate a BOM from a KiCad generic netlist
#
# Example: Tab delimited list (The same as std output) Ungrouped
#

# Import the KiCad python helper module and the csv formatter
import ky
import csv
import sys

# Generate an instance of a generic netlist, and load the netlist tree from
# the command line option. If the file doesn't exist, execution will stop
net = ky.netlist(sys.argv[1])

# Open a file to write to, if the file cannot be opened output to stdout
# instead
try:
    f = open(sys.argv[2], 'w')
except IOError:
    print >> sys.stderr, __file__, ":", e
    f = stdout

# Create a new csv writer object to use as the output formatter, although we
# are created a tab delimited list instead!
out = csv.writer(f, delimiter='\t', quoting=csv.QUOTE_NONE)

# Output a field delimited header line
out.writerow(['Source:', net.getSource()])
out.writerow(['Date:', net.getDate()])
out.writerow(['Tool:', net.getTool()])
out.writerow(['Component Count:', len(net.components)])         
out.writerow(['Ref', 'Value', 'Part', 'Documentation', 'Description', 'Vendor'])

# Output all of the component information
for c in net.components:
    out.writerow([c.getRef(), c.getValue(), c.getLib() + "/" + c.getPart(), 
        c.getDatasheet(), c.getDescription(), c.getField("Vendor")])
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#
# Example python script to generate a BOM from a KiCad generic netlist
#
# Example: Ungrouped (One component per row) CSV output
#

# Import the KiCad python helper module
import ky
import csv
import sys
 
# Generate an instance of a generic netlist, and load the netlist tree from
# the command line option. If the file doesn't exist, execution will stop
net = ky.netlist(sys.argv[1])

# Open a file to write to, if the file cannot be opened output to stdout
# instead 
try:
    f = open(sys.argv[2], 'w')
except IOError:
    print >> sys.stderr, __file__, ":", e
    f = stdout

# Create a new csv writer object to use as the output formatter
out = csv.writer(f, delimiter=',', quotechar="\"", quoting=csv.QUOTE_ALL)

# Output a field delimited header line
out.writerow(['Source:', net.getSource()])
out.writerow(['Date:', net.getDate()])
out.writerow(['Tool:', net.getTool()])
out.writerow(['Component Count:', len(net.components)])         
out.writerow(['Ref', 'Value', 'Footprint', 'Datasheet', 'Manufacturer', 'Vendor'])

# Output all of the component information (One component per row)
for c in net.components:
    out.writerow([c.getRef(), c.getValue(), c.getFootprint(), c.getDatasheet(),
        c.getField("Manufacturer"), c.getField("Vendor")])
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#
# Example python script to generate a BOM from a KiCad generic netlist
#
# Example: Sorted and Grouped CSV BOM
#

# Import the KiCad python helper module and the csv formatter
import ky
import csv
import sys

# Generate an instance of a generic netlist, and load the netlist tree from
# the command line option. If the file doesn't exist, execution will stop
net = ky.netlist(sys.argv[1])

# Open a file to write to, if the file cannot be opened output to stdout
# instead
try:
    f = open(sys.argv[2], 'w')
except IOError:
    print >> sys.stderr, __file__, ":", e
    f = stdout

# Create a new csv writer object to use as the output formatter
out = csv.writer(f, delimiter=',', quotechar='\"', quoting=csv.QUOTE_ALL)

# Output a set of rows for a header providing general information
out.writerow(['Source:', net.getSource()])
out.writerow(['Date:', net.getDate()])
out.writerow(['Tool:', net.getTool()])
out.writerow(['Component Count:', len(net.components)])         
out.writerow(['Ref', 'Qnty', 'Value', 'Part', 'Datasheet', 'Description', 'Vendor'])

# Get all of the components in groups of matching parts + values (see ky.py)
grouped = net.groupComponents()

# Output all of the component information
for group in grouped:
    refs = ""

    # Add the reference of every component in the group and keep a reference 
    # to the component so that the other data can be filled in once per group
    for component in group:
        refs += component.getRef() + ", "
        c = component

    # Fill in the component groups common data
    out.writerow([refs, len(group), c.getValue(), c.getLib() + "/" + c.getPart(), c.getDatasheet(),
        c.getDescription(), c.getField("Vendor")])

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#
# Example python script to generate a BOM from a KiCad generic netlist
#
# Example: Sorted and Grouped HTML BOM
#

# Import the KiCad python helper module and the csv formatter
import ky
import sys

# Start with a basic html template
html = """
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
    "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
    <head>
        <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
    </head>
    <body>
    <h1><!--SOURCE--></h1>
    <p><!--DATE--></p>
    <p><!--TOOL--></p>
    <p><!--COMPCOUNT--></p>
    <table>
    <!--TABLEROW-->
    </table>
    </body>
</html>
    """
 
# Generate an instance of a generic netlist, and load the netlist tree from
# the command line option. If the file doesn't exist, execution will stop
net = ky.netlist(sys.argv[1])

# Open a file to write to, if the file cannot be opened output to stdout
# instead
try:
    f = open(sys.argv[2], 'w')
except IOError:
    print >> sys.stderr, __file__, ":", e
    f = stdout

# Output a set of rows for a header providing general information
html = html.replace('<!--SOURCE-->', net.getSource())
html = html.replace('<!--DATE-->', net.getDate())
html = html.replace('<!--TOOL-->', net.getTool())
html = html.replace('<!--COMPCOUNT-->', "<b>Component Count:</b>" + \
    str(len(net.components)))

row = "<tr><th style='width:640px'>Ref</th>" + "<th>Qnty</th>" 
row += "<th>Value</th>" + "<th>Part</th>" + "<th>Datasheet</th>"
row += "<th>Description</th>" + "<th>Vendor</th></tr>"
 
html = html.replace('<!--TABLEROW-->', row + "<!--TABLEROW-->")

# Get all of the components in groups of matching parts + values (see ky.py)
grouped = net.groupComponents()

# Output all of the component information
for group in grouped:
    refs = ""

    # Add the reference of every component in the group and keep a reference 
    # to the component so that the other data can be filled in once per group
    for component in group:
        refs += component.getRef() + ", "
        c = component

    row = "<tr><td>" + refs +"</td><td>" + str(len(group)) 
    row += "</td><td>" + c.getValue() + "</td><td>" + c.getLib() + "/"  
    row += c.getPart() + "</td><td>" + c.getDatasheet() + "</td><td>" 
    row += c.getDescription() + "</td><td>" + c.getField("Vendor") 
    row += "</td></tr>"
 
    html = html.replace('<!--TABLEROW-->', row + "<!--TABLEROW-->")

# Print the formatted html to the file
print >> f, html
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