@tscircuit/schematic-viewer 2.0.91 → 2.0.92
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- package/README.md +14 -0
- package/dist/index.js +435 -243
- package/dist/index.js.map +1 -1
- package/package.json +4 -2
package/README.md
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```
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Right-click a schematic and select **Run Style Analysis** to analyze the current
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Circuit JSON across all sheets. A modal displays one annotated SVG per placement
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or style issue, or a message when no issues are found. Analysis runs locally in
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the browser and loads on demand. Close the modal and run the command again after
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editing the circuit to get fresh results.
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The analyzer is fetched at runtime from
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`https://jscdn.tscircuit.com/@tscircuit/circuit-json-schematic-placement-analysis/latest/dist/browser.js`.
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It is not included in the viewer bundle. This requires a published analyzer
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release and network access to jscdn; the host page's Content Security Policy must
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allow scripts from that origin. jscdn caches `latest` for up to ten minutes, and
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the browser reuses an imported module until the page reloads. Circuit JSON stays
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in the browser. The analyzer's GitHub dev dependency is used only by tests.
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