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https://github.com/bertrandmartel/fritzing-parts

A collection of Fritzing parts for my own projects
https://github.com/bertrandmartel/fritzing-parts

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A collection of Fritzing parts for my own projects

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# Fritzing parts

Some [Fritzing](http://fritzing.org) parts, I've made for my projects. I only use Fritzing as a pictorial layout drawing (not for schematic or PCB) so it only has the breadboard view with the associated connectors

## Parts

### Metec Braille line 20 cell

![Metec Braille line 20 cell](./metec-braille-line-20-cell/metec-braille-line-20-cell.svg)

### Metec DC-DC converter

![Metec DC-DC converter](./metec-dc-converter/metec-dc-converter.svg)

### 8pin adapter for Metec Braille line 20 cell

![8pin adapter](./8pin-adapter/part.8pin-adapter_breadboard.svg)

## Import a part

To import a part in Fritzing, go to "Mine" on the right drawer then import and pick the .fzpz file located in each part folder

## About creating a Fritzing part

The process is to create the svg with a software like Inkscape and importing it in the "part editor" of Fritzing. The svg should have a group `` (also a `` for the icon) and identify the connector that are mapped in Fritzing by connectorXpin in svg with `id="connectorXpin"`. Note that in Fritzing it shows `connector1` in the connector tab of "part editor" but it should be `id="connector1pin"` inside the svg (note the suffix `pin`)

In Inkscape, save as Optimized SVG before importing to Fritzing. If svg has text, the font size can't be set with `styles` attributes but with `font-size` and not in `px`, for instance in Metec Braille line 20 cell part, replace `font-size:1.76px` with `font-size:2` before importing.

Part file reference : https://github.com/fritzing/fritzing-app/wiki/2.1-Part-file-format

## License

The MIT License (MIT) Copyright (c) 2018 Bertrand Martel