SparkFun Electronics Comments

M-Short on Enginursday: Graphical Datasheets

2015-12-03T11:27:46-07:00

Thanks, I actually started a User Submitted folder on the Repo and added yours in there. Thanks again.

kbowerma on Enginursday: Graphical Datasheets

2015-12-02T14:56:31-07:00

Thanks for sharing this @M-Short, I forked your repo and generated a Datasheet for the Photon. There is a pull request for you on your repo that also includes my version of the python script since I made some changes.

LMO on Enginursday: Graphical Datasheets

2015-11-23T09:42:09-07:00

Hello PighiXXX, could you share the name of the program you use to create those awesome pin-out diagrams ?

saccade on Enginursday: Graphical Datasheets

2015-11-16T18:14:39-07:00

Code pro tip: Python has a great csv library. This automatically parses CSV files, and makes it easy to do things like put quotes around things like "VCC,V+" and not have the comma taken as a data field delimiter.

MikeGrusin on Enginursday: Graphical Datasheets

2015-11-13T15:47:58-07:00

Great job Michelle!

bbotany on Enginursday: Graphical Datasheets

2015-11-13T15:08:08-07:00

I will own those white "name" boxes for project purposes. They will be part of both planning and following lesson number one from Nate. They shall be blank, and receive (in pencil scribbles) the real use of the pins as used in the project. And that ref for what the pins could do will be just outside the plan being written... and debugged... and rewritten... and if it is ever final, there shall be a printable version, from a copy of the csv just for the use in that project.

I see some time with grbl 0.9 pinouts coming this weekend... and maybe sending a pull request.

A big thanks for open sourcing your work on this.

(edited to remove not-working html tags)

Nate on Enginursday: Graphical Datasheets

2015-11-13T10:45:23-07:00

These look fantastic! Thanks Michelle!

M-Short on Enginursday: Graphical Datasheets

2015-11-13T09:18:11-07:00

Thank you, and thank for your inspiration.

TomKeddie on Enginursday: Graphical Datasheets

2015-11-13T07:49:59-07:00

I really like these. I wonder if you guys can do some kind of print on demand thing and offer the ability to buy a colour printed version with a dev board?

M-Short on Enginursday: Graphical Datasheets

2015-11-12T16:24:50-07:00

I went ahead and just uploaded everything to github. Keep in mind that the CSVs are not 100% correct. Once I had a laid out design I just edited text fields that were incorrect instead of editing the CSVs, re-running the script, and redesigning everything. https://github.com/sparkfun/Graphical_Datasheets

M-Short on Enginursday: Graphical Datasheets

2015-11-12T16:16:40-07:00

Code, files and CSVs are now on github... https://github.com/sparkfun/Graphical_Datasheets

PighiXXX on Enginursday: Graphical Datasheets

2015-11-12T14:24:57-07:00

Great job! ;)

swarren on Enginursday: Graphical Datasheets

2015-11-12T11:59:32-07:00

Perhaps put the code on github? You might get all kinds of whizzy new features contributed. Maybe someone would even automate the merging of image data with the pin data and go straight to PDF or something like that? The CSV/... data sources would also be an extremely useful database to publish.

rei_vilo on Enginursday: Graphical Datasheets

2015-11-12T11:23:10-07:00

Any example of the CSV file please?

rei_vilo on Enginursday: Graphical Datasheets

2015-11-12T11:04:24-07:00

Great story!

Find here another series of pins maps for the LaunchPads and BoosterPacks from TI. They're drawn manually on a spreadsheet, so an automated solution would be highly useful!

http://embeddedcomputing.weebly.com/launchpads-and-boosterpacks-pins-maps.html

M-Short on Enginursday: Graphical Datasheets

2015-11-12T09:57:33-07:00

Thanks! Wait until you see the new ones...

TheEngineerFormelyKnownAsCaseyTheRobot on Enginursday: Graphical Datasheets

2015-11-12T09:24:36-07:00

Yay! these are in the wild! These look great!