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@quyenlbv/circuitlab-core

v0.1.11

Published

Framework-independent circuit model validation and electrical simulation engine for CircuitLabEdu

Readme

@quyenlbv/circuitlab-core

Framework-independent electrical circuit validation and simulation primitives for Node.js and browser applications.

Install

npm install @quyenlbv/circuitlab-core

Public API

import { solveCircuit, validateCircuit, simulateTransient } from "@quyenlbv/circuitlab-core";
  • validateCircuit(components, wires, junctions = []) checks supported component data and topology. Returns { valid, errors, warnings }.
  • solveCircuit(components, wires, junctions = []) performs the supported static DC analysis and returns a structured result. Inspect ok, reason, readings, errors and warnings; do not infer success from readings alone.
  • simulateTransient(components, wires, options = {}, junctions = []) runs the supported linear RLC time-domain solver. Options include duration, step, and supported initial conditions; see API documentation and tests before relying on specific fields.
  • routeOrthogonal(start, end, obstacles = []) is an optional geometry helper. It does not alter electrical connectivity.

The package has no React, DOM, canvas, SVG or browser-global dependency. Pass plain data and treat returned values as simulation results, not as rendering instructions. Use virtual low-voltage circuits only; this is not a SPICE engine or safety-critical design tool.

Development

From the repository root run npm test, npm run test:browser, or npm run test:all. Compatibility entry files at the application root re-export the package modules so the existing app can migrate without a flag-day rewrite.