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Logic Circuit Simulator

A logic circuit simulator useful for educational use.

This is a fork followed by an almost complete rewrite of drendog's Logic-Circuit-Simuator.

Checkout with git
npm install
Open VS Code and open folder
npm run compile-watch to run the TypeScript compiler (without output) to check for errors
npm run lint-watch to run eslint to check for linting errors
npm run bundle-watch to build the bundle with esbuild (can be done on every save because esbuild is so fast)
npm run server to serve locally for testing on port 8088

This fork is completely written in TypeScript
Based on web components so that it can easily be embedded by pulling in a single JS file
Dependency on p5 was removed
Interface is drawn differently, all with canvas calls and no external images
Screen is only refreshed when needed and not 60 times per second no matter what
Clocks can be paused
Components have been added: bit display, segment display, nibble display, half adder, muxes, register, RAM, counter, various decoders, etc.
Size of components (in terms of number of bits) can be changed
RAM/ROM contents can be loaded from files
Mouseover tooltips have been added
Components can be edited to be faulty, for educational exercises
Editor can be in several modes with different capabilities
Component buttons can be hidden or shown for educational purposes with URL parameters
Loading and saving using JSON is much cleaner and does not include unnecessary properties
Demo circuits are predefined and can be loaded from the JavaScript console
Circuits can be loaded from a JSON export by drag-n-drop
An animated propagation delay can be set
Custom components can be created, loaded, saved from library files
Tests for a given circuit can be defined (or automatically generated) and run
UI can be in English or French (easy to add more translations)
Much more

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