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@tscircuit/autorouting-dataset-01

v1.0.53

Published

Benchmark dataset and tooling for evaluating autorouters against a shared set of `tscircuit` board layouts.

Readme

autorouting-dataset-01

Benchmark dataset and tooling for evaluating autorouters against a shared set of tscircuit board layouts.

The repository currently publishes 205 generated SimpleRouteJson scenarios from the lib/dataset/ package entrypoint. Scenario IDs are intentionally sparse: source circuits are numbered, but some are ignored or do not produce dataset output.

What is in this repo

  • lib/circuit/: source TSX circuit definitions.
  • lib/dataset/: generated *.simple-route.json benchmark scenarios and index.js exports.
  • fixtures/preview.fixture.tsx: local preview page for browsing SRJ scenarios.
  • lib/cli/: CLI for running an autorouter implementation against the dataset.
  • scripts/create-dataset/: dataset generation from lib/circuit/.
  • scripts/run-benchmark/: benchmark execution and HTML report generation.

Install

bun install

Local development

Run the preview/dev environment:

bun run dev

Open the preview fixture to inspect generated scenarios from lib/dataset/.

Dataset generation

Generate the dataset from the circuit files listed in tscircuit.config.json:

bun scripts/create-dataset/index.ts

Generate a single circuit:

bun scripts/create-dataset/index.ts lib/circuit/circuit001.tsx

This writes *.simple-route.json files into lib/dataset/ and refreshes lib/dataset/index.js.

Benchmark CLI

Build the CLI bundle:

bun run build:cli

Run a benchmark against an autorouter export:

autorouting-dataset-runner <autorouter-path> [solver-name]

Useful options:

  • --scenario-limit <count>: run only part of the dataset.
  • --output <path>: write the HTML report to a custom location.

The CLI writes benchmark reports into results/ by default.

Quality checks

Run formatting/linting checks:

bun run check

Run tests:

bun test

Publishing

The published package entrypoint is lib/dataset/index.js, which re-exports every generated scenario for downstream benchmark consumers.