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Build and simulate breadboard circuits — 74xx logic, 555 timers, Arduino, ESP32 and STM32 — right in your browser.
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Read the full README ↗Breadboard circuit simulator by Umer. Plain HTML, CSS and ES modules — no build step, no server.
Serve this folder with any static server, e.g. npx serve . or python3 -m http.server, then open the printed URL.
(Opening index.html straight from disk won't work: browsers block ES modules on file://.)
vercel.json here sets security headers and makes browsers revalidate scripts after each deploy.src/sim/ — circuit engine (nodal analysis), device models, wire routersrc/parts/ — part library, 74xx/40xx chip modelssrc/mcu/ — Arduino-sketch transpiler, board runtime, board definitionssrc/editor.js, src/ui.js, src/view/renderer.js — interaction, panels, drawingsrc/settings.js — user preferences (stored in the browser)