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## Summary
WireViz is a simple yet flexible markup language for documenting wires and connector pinouts with beautiful graphical output.
WireViz is a simple yet flexible markup language for documenting cables, wiring harnesses and connector pinouts with beautiful graphical output.
It is based on [GraphViz](https://www.graphviz.org/) and designed as an "extension" of it. A parser reads a WireViz file and generates valid GraphViz output, which can instantly be rendered to SVG/PNG.
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## Status
This is very much a work in progress, and mainly an idea in my head.
A Python module and test scripts is available. Running the test script will generate GraphViz output.
This is very much a work in progress.
A Python module and test scripts are available. Running the test script will generate GraphViz output.
The parser will follow later; contributions are welcome!
# To do
## To do
* Automate creation of left/right side ports for connectors
* Add simple connectors (ferrules, cable lugs)

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Harness.add(Cable('W1', num_wires=10, color_code='IEC'))
Harness.objects['W1'].connect_all_straight('X1','X2')
Harness.add(Node('X3', num_pins=12, ports_right=True))
Harness.add(Node('X4', num_pins=12, ports_left=True))
Harness.add(Cable('W2', num_wires=12, color_code='DIN'))
Harness.add(Node('X3', num_pins=20, ports_right=True))
Harness.add(Node('X4', num_pins=20, ports_left=True))
Harness.add(Cable('W2', num_wires=20, color_code='DIN'))
Harness.objects['W2'].connect_all_straight('X3','X4')
Harness.add(Node('X5', num_pins=20, ports_right=True))

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// Daniel Rojas - 2020
graph G {
graph [rankdir = LR, ranksep=2, fontname = "arial"];
edge [fontname = "arial"];
node [shape=record, style=rounded, fontname = "arial"];
graph [rankdir = "LR", ranksep=2, fontname = "arial", bgcolor="transparent"]
edge [fontname = "arial"]
node [shape="record", style="rounded,filled", fontname = "arial", fillcolor="white"]

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COLOR_CODES = {'DIN': ['WH','BN','GN','YE','GY','PK','BU','RD','BK','VT'],
COLOR_CODES = {'DIN': ['WH','BN','GN','YE','GY','PK','BU','RD','BK','VT','GYPK','RDBU','WHGN','BNGN','WHYE','YEBN','WHGY','GYBN','WHPK','PKBN'],
'IEC': ['BN','RD','OG','YE','GN','BU','VT','GY','WH','BK'],
'BW': ['BK','WH']}
# TODO: parse and render double-colored cables ('RDBU' etc)
color_hex = {
'BK': '#000000',
'WH': '#ffffff',
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if self.mm2 is not None:
e = awg_equiv(self.mm2)
es = ' ({} AWG)'.format(e) if e is not None else ''
mm ='{} mm²{}'.format(self.mm2, es)
mm ='{} mm\u00B2{}'.format(self.mm2, es)
l.append(mm)
if self.awg is not None:
l.append('{} AWG'.format(self.awg))