Hi,
I’m writing a Go library to parse + re-generate the KiCad pcb & mod file formats. My aim is to build better tooling around generating footprints/shapes, as well as revamping the parser powering kcdb.ciphersink.net.
My ask:
Could you share your .kicad_pcb files made with stable KiCad from v4 onwards? I need to assemble a varied set of test cases to make sure I’m parsing all the different features (instead of only the ones I use) correctly.
Plenty of projects are available online:
Awesome thanks! There’s a good amount there and Ive found a load of bugs to fix.
Any idea if theres an official test suite or if I should just continue on the current path of ‘loads of open source PCBs’?
There is no official board file test suite at the moment.
Whelp, no worries 
Anyone got any PCBs that use the new custom pads/shapes feature?
Solder jumpers from official lib for example use custom pads. I have some in this project:
Awesome thanks! Found a bunch more keys I’m missing as well as some stray newlines when re-serializing.
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