Circuit Sketcher

Circuit Sketcher - Obsidian Plugin

A plugin for Obsidian to draw circuits on a canvas. It is based on the code-forge-temple/circuit-sketcher-core.

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Table of Contents

• Features
• Installation
• Usage
• Component Library
• License

Features

• Draw and edit circuit diagrams directly within Obsidian.
• Save and load circuit designs.
• Customizable library for circuit elements.
• Responsive design with automatic resizing.
• Embed circuit diagrams in notes: Reference .circuit-sketcher files in your notes (e.g., by dragging and dropping the file into a note). In read mode, an image of the circuit will be displayed automatically.

Installation

1. Open Obsidian and go to Settings ⇒ Community Plugins ⇒ Browse.
2. Search for Circuit Sketcher.
3. Select the Circuit Sketcher plugin and press Install, then press Enable.

or

1. Open Community Plugins Page in browser.
2. Select Install, then press Enable.

Usage

1. Use the ribbon icon, command palette, or right-click on a target folder in the file explorer and select Create new Circuit Sketcher file to create a new circuit sketcher file.
2. Start drawing your circuit on the canvas:
   • On the canvas, right-click to show the canvas menu, and select Create Node.
   • Right-click on the node to show the node menu, select Change Image, and choose an image relevant to your circuit node.
   • Right-click on the node to show the node menu, select Add Port..., and choose the port location and type.
   • You can rename the circuit node label or port label by double-clicking on the label. The port or port label can also be deleted (right-click on the port to show the port menu and proceed from there).
   • You can relocate ports, either to a different node side or rearrange the ports on the same side, by dragging and dropping the port to the desired location within the dotted blue area.
   • After you are satisfied with your changes to the circuit node, and if you wish to save the circuit node to reuse it in the current or a different .circuit-sketcher file, you can right-click on the circuit node and press Save Node to Library (this will update the root Obsidian vault circuit-sketcher.lib file).
   • You can reuse the node by right-clicking on the canvas and selecting Library... then selecting the desired node.
   • Connections between circuit nodes can be made by dragging and dropping one port to the destination port (if it is a compatible port). You can delete a connection by selecting it and then pressing the Delete key.
   • You can drag the entire circuit by holding the mouse scroll button and moving the mouse.

A short video tutorial on how to use the plugin:

Component Library

To help you get started with Circuit Sketcher, we provide a curated library of circuit components at circuit-sketcher-lib.

Quick Start with Pre-built Components

Import the entire library:

• Download the complete component library: library.json
• Import it directly into Circuit Sketcher to get access to all available components (right click on canvas to show the menu, then Library... -> Import Library)

Import individual components:

• Browse individual components: assets/nodes
• Download specific .json files for the components you need
• Import them one by one into your Circuit Sketcher workspace (right click on canvas to show the menu, then Import Node)

License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. See the LICENSE file for more details.

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