lcbcfoo / circuitly

A visual and constructive framework for teaching digital circuits.

Circuitly

A visual and constructive framework for teaching digital circuits.

Running

Circuitly is currently in development stage. We have a docker build available in Docker Hub with an example workspace. To run it you have to:

• Install docker (Follow instructions https://docs.docker.com/get-docker)

• Run Circuitly docker with:

docker run -p "3000:80" lcbcfoo/circuitly:latest

• After that Circuitly will be listening in localhost:3000, to use it just enter in your browser the URL:

localhost:3000/public/index.html

circuitly's Issues

Allow SystemVerilog files import

Use YosysJS

Study the possibility to use the Javascript build of Yosys, YosysJS, instead of the native Linux one. This would allow Circuitly to be completely client-side.

Better errors handling and notifications for users

This is an essential feature for a teaching platform and is basically non-existent at this point.

Update digitaljs dependency to 0.6.0+

Digitaljs 0.6.0+ started using *.mjs instead of *.js. This is not compatible with typescript in the moment and would require hacky solutions, so for now we use an older version (0.5.2) which is the latest release with common *.js files.

Include developed module to toolbar

Suppose there is a module block "example_module" developed in blockly editor. It is desirable that this module instantiation appears in the left toolbar, so the user can instantiate it in another module block.

Better UI

Design a better, user friendly UI after proof of concept is done.

Better repository structure

We need a better source files strcture to automate (or at least facilitate) future changes to circuitly site repository