Hello,
First of all, thank you very much for this utility. It's been a long time since I've been looking for a CLI tool to do some Altium automation, but I could only find Kibot, which is KiCad-centric. KiBot handles Altium files via weird virtual desktop methods, where it launches KiCad and auto-clicks the menus to handle the export. Not so clean and very buggy.
My ultimate goal is to export a PCBDoc file to Gerber using Altium-specific properties (like which layers to export, NC Drill settings etc) without having Altium installed and preferably on Linux for automation purposes.
I can see your tool already has a great deal of commands, but I could not figure out if what I want to do is possible.
Normally, generating Gerber is done via outJob files (cleanest method) in Altium. where I create a project and add the PCBDoc to that project, add an OutJob file, and then add my desired fabrication outputs and click generate.
Is it possible to do this with your tool? If yes, how?
if no, can you please add this feature?
Hello,
First of all, thank you very much for this utility. It's been a long time since I've been looking for a CLI tool to do some Altium automation, but I could only find Kibot, which is KiCad-centric. KiBot handles Altium files via weird virtual desktop methods, where it launches KiCad and auto-clicks the menus to handle the export. Not so clean and very buggy.
My ultimate goal is to export a PCBDoc file to Gerber using Altium-specific properties (like which layers to export, NC Drill settings etc) without having Altium installed and preferably on Linux for automation purposes.
I can see your tool already has a great deal of commands, but I could not figure out if what I want to do is possible.
Normally, generating Gerber is done via outJob files (cleanest method) in Altium. where I create a project and add the PCBDoc to that project, add an OutJob file, and then add my desired fabrication outputs and click generate.
Is it possible to do this with your tool? If yes, how?
if no, can you please add this feature?