Make a Wiki Component Page - install.sh

by adom

Create a wiki component page the RIGHT way. Pages are keyed manufacturer-mpn and scoped to ONE DATASHEET, so a datasheet covering six voltages and three packages is ONE page covering all of them, never six pages. Two manufacturers publishing the same MPN are two pages, because their limits genuinely differ. Renders through a hand-built readme.html on the Adom theme tokens with a fixed ten-section shape (identity, at a glance, specifications, symbol+footprint viewers, pin map, variants, assets, i

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#!/bin/bash
# adom-component-page: install the skill, its templates and its runnable scripts.
# Self-contained: no adompkg, no network. Safe to re-run.
set -euo pipefail
DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "$0")" && pwd)"
DEST="${HOME}/.claude/skills/adom-component-page"

mkdir -p "$DEST"
install -m 0644 "$DIR/SKILL.md" "$DEST/SKILL.md"

# Symlink the directories the skill references by path so its commands work as written
# and edits in the module dir propagate without a reinstall.
for d in templates scripts reference; do
  [ -d "$DIR/$d" ] && ln -sfn "$DIR/$d" "$DEST/$d"
done

echo "installed: adom-component-page -> $DEST"
echo "entry point: SKILL.md"
echo "  templates/  readme.html + page.json skeletons"
echo "  scripts/    inject_layers.py (fab/silk/courtyard fill), build_switcher.py"
echo "  reference/  worked-example.md (the AMS1117 build, every command in order)"