I use DIYLC for making stripboard layouts for Eurorack modules and guitar pedals, which I share on my website. This leads to a lot of open project, export to .png, copy .png to my website's repo, repeat when iterating on layouts.
If DIYLC supported exporting a .diy into a .png via a command line argument (maybe something like: diylc --export-png=~/Pictures/circuit.png ./circuit.diy) I could use a shell script to handle this and save a lot of time.
Another nice use case would be that if you use git for version control of your DIYLC projects, you could set up a CI action to automatically export PDF and PNG to your git repository's releases page when you commit a change to the .diy file.
I use DIYLC for making stripboard layouts for Eurorack modules and guitar pedals, which I share on my website. This leads to a lot of open project, export to .png, copy .png to my website's repo, repeat when iterating on layouts.
If DIYLC supported exporting a
.diy
into a.png
via a command line argument (maybe something like:diylc --export-png=~/Pictures/circuit.png ./circuit.diy
) I could use a shell script to handle this and save a lot of time.Another nice use case would be that if you use git for version control of your DIYLC projects, you could set up a CI action to automatically export PDF and PNG to your git repository's releases page when you commit a change to the
.diy
file.