adom-lbr — the EDA library translator. Bring a component in from any supported EDA tool and convert it to any other (KiCad ⇄ Altium ⇄ EAGLE/Fusion) through one canonical adom-lbr JSON — symbol + footprint + 3D + pin↔pad map. Altium is written natively (no Altium needed). Includes the adom-lbr Manager: browse wiki components and view symbol/footprint/3D + the per-EDA layer stackup.
adom-lbr 2.47.1: KiCad pins of a non-EAGLE length keep their true length (point pin plus a lead), so a 1.27 mm inductor lead no longer runs under the humps
2.46.2 (docs only): README section for 2.43.0-2.46.1 (captions + hairline outline, orderable identity with the Adom wiki link, SchLib description, heatsink vias, plated Multi-Layer pads) and a CHANGELOG
2.46.1: drilled PcbLib pads are plated Multi-Layer pads in Altium (bytes 114/116 as Altium writes them; the ToF heatsink vias loaded on the Top Layer before)
2.46.0: heatsink vias ride inside the footprint on every lane; import-kicad HINT names the vias under the exposed pad or says they are missing (John, 2026-09-19)
2.45.0: orderable identity on every lane - Supplier N links + Manufacturer Part Number for Altium, ADOM_WIKI + DATASHEET attributes for Fusion, distributor part numbers read from the wiki page's {part} shape, hub manufacturer from the symbol, HINT when MPN/Mouser/DigiKey/LCSC/Adom Wiki are missing (John, 2026-09-19)
2.44.0: generate carries the KiCad polyline stroke into the .lbr; <= 0.2 mm art strokes become 0.0254 mm hairline wires so the chip outline renders crisp in Fusion (John, 2026-09-19)
2.43.0: Altium symbols carry the KiCad group captions and the chip outline fitted between the pin-name columns; designator above / comment below the body; stroke width mapped from the source (<=8 mil -> Smallest hairline); assemble-altium --no-dedupe (John's ToF demo, 2026-09-19)