@tscircuit/cli 0.1.2455 → 0.1.2457

package/README.md

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-The `build` command also accepts the following options:
-
-- `--ignore-errors` - continue build even if circuit JSON contains errors
-- `--ignore-warnings` - suppress warning output
-- `--ignore-netlist-drc` - suppress netlist DRC diagnostics
-- `--ignore-pin-specification-drc` - suppress pin-specification DRC diagnostics
-- `--ignore-placement-drc` - suppress placement DRC diagnostics
-- `--ignore-routing-drc` - suppress routing DRC diagnostics
-
-### Altium export
-
-Export a TSX circuit or an existing Circuit JSON file as an Altium project:
-
-```bash
-tsci export board.tsx --format altium
-tsci export board.circuit.json --format altium --output board-altium.zip
-```
-
-The ZIP contains native `.PcbDoc` and `.SchDoc` files and a `.PrjPcb` project,
-generated by `circuit-json-to-altium`. Open the `.PrjPcb` file in Altium Designer.
-Without `--output`, the archive is saved beside the input as `<input-basename>-altium.zip`.
-
-### KiCad PCM compatibility
-
-`tsci build --kicad-pcm` uses the package license from `package.json` and
-selects the oldest compatible PCM schema by default. Licenses accepted by PCM
-schema v1 produce a feed for KiCad 6–10. Other non-empty license strings use
-schema v2 and require KiCad 10 or newer.
-
-Projects can select a schema or declare a distribution-specific PCM license in
-`tscircuit.config.json`:
-
-```json
-{
-  "kicadPcm": {
-    "schemaVersion": "auto",
-    "license": "CC-BY-ND-4.0"
-  }
-}
-```
-
-Set `schemaVersion` to `1` or `2` to force a schema. Forcing v1 rejects licenses
-that are not in KiCad's v1 license list instead of substituting another license.
-
-### Debug autorouting stages
-
-Use `--autorouter-debug` to log each autorouting stage and write visual
-artifacts while the circuit is being routed:
-
-```bash
-tsci build index.circuit.tsx \
-  --autorouter-debug \
-  --autorouter-debug-dir dist/autorouter-debug \
-  --autorouter-dump-srj all
-```
-
-The debug directory contains:
-
-- `placement-unrouted.png` — PCB placement before routing starts.
-- `phase-N-routed.png` — cumulative PCB routing after each zero-indexed stage.
-  A fanout router and its downstream router appear as separate stages.
-- `phase-N.input.simple-route.json` and `phase-N.output.traces.json` when
-  `--autorouter-dump-srj all` is enabled.
-- `board.meta.json` — phase timing and connection-count summary, including the
-  resolved router, solver pipeline, effort, and cache status/key.
-
-The live stage log prints the same routing metadata, using a compact cache ID
-to keep terminal lines readable; artifacts retain the full cache key. This
-makes it explicit when a result was computed, reused from the local cache, or
-run without caching and records why caching was disabled.
-
-Use `--autorouter-dump-srj failed` to keep only failed-stage routing data, or
-`--autorouter-dump-srj phase:N` to capture a single stage.
-
-To submit one of these inputs as an autorouter bug report, log in and pass the
-selected input file to `tsci report autorouter`:
-
-```bash
-tsci login
-tsci report autorouter \
-  dist/autorouter-debug/phase-0.input.simple-route.json \
-  --title "USB board routing failure"
-```
-
-The command uploads only the selected Simple Route JSON and prints a shareable
-bug-report URL. Autorouter bug reports are public; the command asks for
-confirmation before uploading. Pass `--yes` when running non-interactively.
-
-Use `--autorouter-phase <name>` to enable the debugger automatically and keep
-debugging through the named `<autoroutingphase name="..." />`. Later phases
-are left out of the debug artifacts.
-
-### Debug solver inputs
-
-Use `--solver-debug` to record the constructor inputs for every solver that
-the circuit reports while it renders:
-
-```bash
-tsci build index.circuit.tsx \
-  --solver-debug \
-  --solver-debug-dir dist/solver-debug
-```
-
-Each circuit writes a `solver-inputs.json` artifact beneath the debug
-directory. The file preserves solver event order, identifies the component
-that started each solver, and contains the full constructor argument tuple so
-the solver can be reproduced independently. Values that JSON cannot represent
-directly, such as `undefined`, `NaN`, maps, sets, or circular references, use
-explicit `value_type` records instead of being silently discarded.
-
-## Searching DigiKey and Mouser parts
-
-Use `--digikey` or `--mouser` for distributor stock and supplier part numbers:
-
-```sh
-tsci search --digikey LM358
-tsci search --mouser --json "buck converter"
-tsci search --digikey --mouser LM358
-tsci search --ti --digikey --mouser --json TPS62160
-```
-
-Results come from [DigiKey Search](https://digikeysearch.tscircuit.com) and
-[Mouser Search](https://mousersearch.tscircuit.com), without requiring distributor
-API credentials. Text output includes supplier part numbers; JSON preserves
-returned part metadata with `source: "digikey"` or `source: "mouser"`.
-Stock and pricing reflect the services' cached responses. These flags provide
-part discovery, not direct TSX import from distributors.
-
-## Searching Texas Instruments parts
-
-Use `--ti` to search the TI catalog indexed by [tisearch](https://tisearch.tscircuit.com):
-
-```sh
-tsci search --ti TPS62160
-tsci search --ti --json "buck converter"
-tsci search --ti --jlcpcb TPS62160
-```
-
-JSON results identify TI parts with `source: "ti"` and include stored stock,
-pricing, and product links. No TI API credentials are needed. Search reads the
-indexed catalog; stock and metadata reflect the latest completed background
-refresh. This flag provides part discovery, not TSX component import.
-
 ## Development
 
 This command will open the `index.tsx` file for editing.

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package/package.json

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 {
   "name": "@tscircuit/cli",
-  "version": "0.1.2455",
+  "version": "0.1.2457",
   "repository": {
     "type": "git",
     "url": "https://github.com/tscircuit/cli"