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Nearly all the file format documentation and EasyEDA API descriptions are getting outdated and not receiving a regular update.

This is kind of annoying because if I wanted to write a small script to speed up my workflow I will simply not be able to do that.

I know there won't be a lot of people using the scripting functionality of EasyEDA, but at least I'd like to hear if you guys are gonna keep that.

Is it possible to use local autorouter other then EasyEDA provided?
I'd like to use a free version of commercial TopoR from here:
http://www.eremex.ru/products/delta-design/topor/#review

So I need some manual or server source code sample to write some wrapper between EasyEDA API and router runs under WINE. (Maybe later I'll contact with TopoR authors to ask about run it on the cloud for free with EasyEDA).

Hi,

In the API sample for theme, can you add a way to reset to default colors please ?

Thanks.

Hi please can we share an official PDF of the simulation ebook.
Cheers

Hi I noticed that EasyEDA Pro stores files in a zipped format with schematics and pcbs in a different format than before. Any chance for some doco on that format?

api('createToolbarButton', {
	icon: api('getRes', {file:'icon.svg'}),
	title:'Toolbar for PCB...',
	fordoctype:'', //What  value to put here?
	menu:[]
});

For schematic we use sch, schlib , how about for PCB , what do we use for this parameter?

It needs to support Korean language such as UTF-8.

My PCB Qty is 10 and my Panelized PCBs is 1. Does that mean I get all 10 PCBs on one panel and I must cut them out?

see https://github.com/dillonHe/EasyEDA-Documents/blob/master/Tutorial/PCBOrder.md

Hi,

I have a dream !

Since one can export/import Schematic and PCB in json format, an easyeda project can be tracked using git. That's great !

It would be just awesome if one can preview such json files in the github of a hardware project. Of course, the other way around would be easyedea with github backend...

Is this feasible?

Best,
Roudy

I was looking at cleaning up some of the typos in the documentation, especially the Simulation eBook. Simple spelling and grammer changes should be easy and safe, but is there a practical way for me to generate a clone of https://easyeda.com/Doc/Simulation-eBook from my repo? This is using markdown files, but it looks like something more than github.io is needed to recreate the site content.