0hmX/am62l-lpddr4-ti-pth-router

This code defines a hardware-oriented React/TypeScript setup for a PCB breakout circuit featuring an AM62L LPDDR4 interface, including detailed PCB component placement, routing algorithms, and validation scripts for DDR connections, via placement, and manufacturing constraints.

Version: 1.0.1
License: unset
Stars: 0

tests/create-in-process-autorouter.test.ts

import { expect, test } from "bun:test"
import type { AutorouterCompleteEvent, SimpleRouteJson } from "@tscircuit/core"
import { InProcessAutorouter } from "../autorouting/create-in-process-autorouter"

test("adapts a synchronous fanout SRJ transform to Core's autorouter lifecycle", async () => {
  const input: SimpleRouteJson = {
    layerCount: 8,
    minTraceWidth: 0.08128,
    obstacles: [],
    connections: [],
    bounds: { minX: -1, maxX: 1, minY: -1, maxY: 1 },
  }
  const outputSimpleRouteJson: SimpleRouteJson = { ...input, traces: [] }
  const autorouter = new InProcessAutorouter(
    input,
    (_input, reportProgress) => {
      reportProgress({
        type: "progress",
        steps: 1,
        progress: 1,
        phase: "validate_reconstructed_geometry",
      })
      return { traces: [], outputSimpleRouteJson }
    },
  )

  const completed = new Promise<AutorouterCompleteEvent>((resolve, reject) => {
    autorouter.on("complete", resolve)
    autorouter.on("error", ({ error }) => reject(error))
  })
  autorouter.start()

  expect((await completed).traces).toEqual([])
  expect(autorouter.getOutputSimpleRouteJson()).toBe(outputSimpleRouteJson)
})