altium-part-importer

Install?

Add any catalog component (resistor, capacitor, inductor, IC, connector, diode) to a user's Altium Designer library with its LCSC/JLCPCB part number attached, so JLCPCB BOM + pick-and-place exports carry it automatically. Drives Altium headlessly via the altium Adom Desktop bridge. Three paths: CREATE a library from a downloaded Altium .IntLib, APPEND a part into an existing library, or REUSE an existing symbol for a new value (clone + parametric footprint, no internet fetch). For Adom's own machine pins/contacts use adom-altium-library-importer instead.

adom-wiki pkg install barrett-land/altium-part-importer

Latest: v1.0.4, published

README

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altium-part-importer

SUPERSEDED (2026-08-30): this functionality now lives in adom/altium-bridge — the master Altium bridge + skillpack, maintained by the adom org. Install the skillpack instead: adom-wiki pkg install adom/altium-bridge (skill: altium-part-import, now with Mouser + DigiKey + LCSC part numbers). This page stays up for existing installs but receives no further updates.

Altium Part Importer

Add any catalog component (resistor, capacitor, inductor, IC, connector, diode…) to a user's Altium Designer library with its LCSC Part # attached, so JLCPCB BOM + pick-and-place exports carry it automatically. Drives Altium headlessly via the altium Adom Desktop bridge.

Three paths (fastest first):

  • Reuse an existing symbol for a new value (clone + parametric footprint — no fetch).
  • Create a library from a downloaded Altium .IntLib (one batched round-trip).
  • Append a part into an existing library (cross-lib copy).

Always surveys the user's existing libraries first (--list-libs) and never blind-creates.

For Adom's own machine pins/contacts, use adom-altium-library-importer instead.

Maintained by the adom org since 2026-08-30 (Barrett Land authored it; adom keeps it current).

Install

adom-wiki pkg install barrett-land/altium-part-importer

Then read SKILL.md — it covers bridge install, the fast workflow, conventions, and gotchas.