# Installing

## From Git

For development, set `dir` to `env`.

    virtualenv -p python3 $dir
    env/bin/pip install -r requirement.txt

On Debian-based distributions you might need to have the `libdb-dev`
package installed.

To test the pip installation, use

    env/bin/pip install . --upgrade --prefix $dir

Then you can use this to play around with the application:

    env/bin/eda-rdf

# Applications to implement

## Rules

o Inconsistent unit usage: 0.1uF vs 100nF, 4k7 vs 4.7k
o Different components for same values / constraints
o Tolerances are within requirements
o values match selected part
o correct footprint
o find skipped instance numbers (C1, C2, C4 => C3)

o Availability
 - status: active/last buy/obsolete
 - non-stock
 - lead free
 - RoHS status
 - Manufacturer Standard Lead Time
 - MOQ

o BOM tool
 - estimate price per volume
 - find price break
 - download datasheets for parts

o Quality factors, summarize:
 - operating temperature
 - RoHS compatibility
 - Lead free

o Check via and track sizes

## Utils

o Download datasheets, IBIS model, SPICE model

# TODOs

* Change the arg parser to always allow a '--db' argument that
  defaults to './.eda-rdf'