Wolfgang's KiCad library

@@ -58,24 +58,26 @@ Wolfgang can clone any other KiCad library he wants to keep, and publish each on  Credit each library's author in its `metadata.json` and give it a sub-readme here like the realAscot one. -## Do this yourself with Hydrogen+## Make it yours: take over this page with Hydrogen -Install [Adom Hydrogen](https://wiki.adom.inc/adom/hydrogen), sign in with your own AI account, and paste this prompt into its Claude panel. It is written for a fork that already exists; change the GitHub name to yours.+This page was built for Wolfgang, so it should live in his own namespace. Hardware pages on the Adom wiki have one global name each, so the page is **transferred** to you rather than forked: it keeps its address, its history, this video and every PCM version, and the old address redirects.++1. Create a free Adom account and post your Adom handle in the [KiCad forum thread](https://forum.kicad.info/t/how-to-add-github-symbol-library/71952). John transfers `wolfgang-kicad-library` to you.+2. Install [Adom Hydrogen](https://wiki.adom.inc/adom/hydrogen), sign in with your own AI account, and paste this into its Claude panel (change the GitHub name if yours differs):  ```-I forked realAscot/kicad-symlib to my GitHub (WolfgangDomroese/kicad-symlib) and want to use it in KiCad 10 and keep editing it.+The Adom wiki page wolfgang-kicad-library is now mine, and my fork of realAscot/kicad-symlib is WolfgangDomroese/kicad-symlib.  1. Sign me in to GitHub (use the GitHub CLI, I'll approve the login), clone my fork to Documents\KiCad\libraries, and add realAscot/kicad-symlib as the upstream remote.-2. Make me a public Adom wiki project page, "Wolfgang's KiCad library", that serves my fork as one KiCad Plugin and Content Manager repository: one package with all 7 symbol libraries and the drawing sheets, credited to Adam Skotarczak. Add a sub-page with all the symbols and English names.-3. Add that repository URL in KiCad's Plugin and Content Manager, install the package, and show me every symbol in the Symbol Editor so I can see it all works.-4. For the symbols that are real products (the Pilz PNOZ and Phoenix Contact modules), reuse the Adom wiki component pages if they exist, or make them: DIN-rail footprint and 3D model. Set the symbols' Footprint fields in my fork, push, bump the package and update it in KiCad.-5. Give my page a Components table with part icons, and show me how to add another library later as a second package.+2. Point my wiki page's PCM package at my fork instead of the demo fork, rebuild it so every download URL uses my page, bump the version and push.+3. In KiCad's Plugin and Content Manager, switch the repository to my page's URL, update the package, and show me every symbol in the Symbol Editor so I can see it all works.+4. Show me how to edit a symbol in my clone, push it, and get the update into KiCad through the package, and how to add another library later as a second package. ``` -- **The component pages already exist.** The three modules are public on the Adom wiki, so step 4 links them instead of rebuilding them.+- **The component pages stay shared.** The three modules live on the Adom wiki for everyone; your page links them. - **You approve your own logins.** Hydrogen asks you to confirm the GitHub sign-in; nothing touches your account without it.-- **Only want KiCad working, no wiki page?** Ask: "Clone my fork and add all 7 symlib files to my global symbol library table", then step 3.-- **Improved something?** Open an issue or pull request on this page, or send the change upstream to [realAscot/kicad-symlib](https://github.com/realAscot/kicad-symlib).+- **Only want KiCad working, no wiki page?** Ask: "Clone my fork and add all 7 symlib files to my global symbol library table, then show me every symbol in the Symbol Editor."+- **Improved something?** Send it upstream to [realAscot/kicad-symlib](https://github.com/realAscot/kicad-symlib) so every user of Adam's library gets it.  ## Free wiki space for the world's electronic components