A searchable reference library of DIY guitar-pedal circuits, built from the build documents that PCB vendors publish. For every board it records what commercial pedal it is based on, the vendor and price with a link to buy the PCB, the build document, the controls and enclosure, and a fully parsed parts list with normalized values. Because every vendor's parts list lands in one database, the library can answer questions no vendor site can: every Rat derivative, every circuit that uses an LM308, every three-knob 125B board.
It ships as a static, offline-capable web app (PWA) that installs on macOS, Linux, Android and iOS.
Live: https://akashic.cryptideffects.com
Sources
| Vendor | Circuits | Parts list | Notes |
|---|
| PedalPCB | ~540 | parsed from the build-doc PDF | current and legacy doc layouts |
| Aion FX | ~270 | parsed from the build-doc PDF | controls and difficulty from the doc |
| Fuzz Dog | ~600 | parsed from the build-doc PDF | kit pages carry the docs; the parts table is found on whichever page holds it; prices in GBP |
| Madbean Pedals | ~120 | parsed from the build-doc PDF | single projects table, archived rows kept; controls from the doc's Controls section |
| GuitarPCB | ~148 | OCR'd from the build-doc PDF (needs tesseract) | schematic and BOM are raster images in the PDF; a thorough OCR pass (upscaled, thresholded) runs when the quick one is thin; ~92% of boards parse, pots named from the table |
| Sheepylove | ~70 | parsed from the build-doc PDF | Shopify catalog via products.json; KiCad-exported docs; prices in EUR |
| Dead End FX | ~125 | schematic labels + OCR'd table | Big Cartel catalog; build docs on Google Drive; R/C/D/Q/IC read exactly from the vector schematic, pots and switches from OCR |
| Moonn Electronics | ~170 | parsed from the build-doc PDF | Big Cartel catalog; build docs on Dropbox; Qty/Value/Parts tables; prices in EUR |
| Five Cats Pedals | ~125 | KiCad interactive BOM (exact), else OCR of the insert | WooCommerce Store API; the ibom zip on each product gives every designator; older boards without one get their typeset insert table OCR'd; the insert's enclosure badge is OCR'd too; prices in GBP |
| Parasit Studio | ~33 | parsed from the build-doc PDF | shop is a JS widget, so circuits come from the static /pedals/ pages; no prices |
| PCB Guitar Mania | ~250 | parsed from the build-doc PDF | WooCommerce Store API; docs state the original, enclosure and difficulty; regional and gerber-only duplicates collapse onto the board; prices in EUR; circuit pages carry a quality caution |
| Dead Astronaut FX | ~19 | OCR'd from raster build docs | Wix site; pages named from the nav menu; PayPal prices in GBP |
| Bent Fishbowl | ~40 | OCR'd from the schematic image | Wix blog of original and derivative schematics (CC BY-NC-SA); no board to buy; designators and values paired by position |
| General Guitar Gadgets | ~77 | parsed from the project BOM PDF | Shopify store; per-version PDFs on the project pages; the BOM title gives the board's name and original; prices in USD |
| Lectric-FX | ~40 | parsed from the build-doc PDF, a linked Google Sheet, or grid OCR of scanned docs | WooCommerce Store API; multi-column B.O.M. with pots, trimmers and switches; three boards keep their parts list in a Google Sheet, read from its xlsx export; older scanned docs have their ruled table read cell by cell; prices in USD |
| Experimentalists Anonymous | ~780 | positional OCR of the drawing where legible; the worst readings are replaced by a reading by eye in pcblib/transcribed/ | a plain file archive of traced schematics in category folders; no board to buy; MIDI, power-supply, synth-book and misc folders skipped |
| Zero G IOD | 16 | OCR'd from BOM and schematic images | closed Big Cartel store; every product image (BOM, drill guide, schematic) is committed under data/archive/zerogiod/ for posterity |
| On The Road Effects | ~28 | parsed from the build-guide PDF | one WordPress page; boards sell on Etsy and Reverb; prices in USD |
| Dirt Monger Instruments | ~15 | OCR'd from the build doc's parts image | Shopify collection; build docs on Google Drive; prices in CAD |
| Mask Audio Electronics | ~26 | parsed from the Word build doc's table | Shopify collection; docs are .docx on Dropbox and Google Docs, read directly; one Eagle-schematic PDF paired by label; prices in USD |
| Effects Layouts | ~80 | parsed from the build-doc PDF | WooCommerce Store API; two-column BOM with named pots; the doc's drill template names the enclosure; prices in USD |
| JMK PCBs | ~39 | parsed from the build-doc PDF | WooCommerce with the REST API off, so products come from the sitemap and each page's JSON-LD; multi-column parts tables; prices in USD |
| Electronic Audio Experiments | 4 | spreadsheet BOM (exact), else the builder's guide | Squarespace DIY collection of retired EAE pedals; LaTeX-set guides name the controls; prices in USD |
| C2C Electronics | 15 | build document (Comment / Description / Designator / Qty tables; older docs list quantities only) | WooCommerce store; all-tube high-voltage preamps and pedals, docs on the site or Google Drive; prices in USD |
| Dead Air Studios | 5 | Google Doc build guide (one part per paragraph) or Google Sheet | Big Cartel shop; only the DIY PCB products are circuits; prices in USD |
| RWL Pedals | 41 | README markdown parts table, else the KiCad interactive BOM | GitHub repository of KiCad layouts with gerbers (CC BY-NC-SA); every board fits a 125B; no prices |
| Sheepylove on GitHub | 12 | CSV parts list where one exists; pot names read off the board render | Sheepylove's layouts for dylan159 designs with gerbers (CC BY-NC-SA); nine are not in the shop |
| Other Pedals | 10 | OCR of the value-first parts-list image (two columns), or the Name / Designator export table in a PDF | Squarespace shop; documents are JPEG images bundled into one cached PDF per board; prices in USD |
| God City Instruments | 24 | build guide (text table; older guides put each cell on its own line) | Shopify; Kurt Ballou's boards, guides on kurtballou.com; prices in USD |
| 1776 Effects | 17 | build document (text table, named pots) | Shopify; prices in USD |
| Rullywow Industries | 26 | build document (text table) | WooCommerce; originals named in the product titles; prices in USD |
| Mod Electronics | 36 | Kit instructions (PDF): 'Part Value Type' tables on the PCB kits, captioned parts-list drawings on the terminal-strip kits; one resistor table by OCR | Complete kits (MOD Kits DIY) sold through Amplified Parts: price and stock from the schema.org Product data on each kit's store page, linked as 'Buy at Amplified Parts'; discontinued kits kept while their documents are up. Nine Mod Electronics PCBs sold on their own come from their Amplified Parts build guides, whose parts tables name every designator |
| MAS Effects | 6 | PDFs and a CSV on mas-effects.com and GitHub; schematic images paired by OCR | Shopify DIY collection, mostly kits; only the circuit PCBs are listed; prices in USD |
| Tonepad | 55 | parts list on the layout page ('R1, R2 – 1M' or 'qty - value' per section) | Classic ASP catalog; layouts served only with the project page as referer; prices in USD |
| WRAA Labs | 4 | inline list in the build guide's page text ('R1 = 1k') | Big Cartel; lo-fi digital kits; prices in GBP |
| Frog Pedals | 5 | none: documentation is sent to buyers | WooCommerce behind a browser-agent check; listing only; prices in USD |
| TH Custom Effects | 22 | HTML build documentation with a Ref / Qty / Value / Notes table (linked from the shop table and product pages) | WooCommerce; prices in EUR |
| Guitar-Electronics.eu | 66 | short PDF: placement list ('R1 1M') and a bill of materials by value ('330R 1pcs. "R3"') | Polish Shoper store; boards named after the originals; prices in EUR |
| OP Electronics | 39 | datasheet PDF with a Qty / Value / Parts / Description list (two side by side for a two-circuit board become builds); zipped document sets are opened | Italian PrestaShop store; prices in EUR |
| Griffin Effects | 27 | project PDF with a three-column parts list; the schematic page is read for pot names | PrestaShop 1.6; every board 'compares to' a named original; prices in USD |
| Coda Effects | 6 | Google Drive build document (Name / Value columns; the Dolmen Fuzz has six Big Muff builds) | WooCommerce shop; documents linked from the old Blogger product pages; prices in EUR |
| delyk PCBs | 41 | each product page's Downloads section: '-BOM.pdf' (P/N / Value / Notes per section) and the drill template | static catalog since delyk stopped selling online (October 2026): no prices; difficulty, based-on and smallest enclosure from the page's spec list, enclosure also from its tags; boards in stock are ones the maker still has |
| Tayda Electronics (DHEA) | 68 | Instruction Center 'Designators and components' page ('C1 47n' plus the Tayda part) with named pots and switches | taydakits.com; the store is behind Cloudflare, so no prices; buy link is the PCB's store page |
| Schalltechnik_04 | 10 | 'Required Parts' page: quantity / type shortcode tables per section (no designators) | kits discontinued in 2022, instructions still online; listed as read-the-post |
| Electric Druid | 4 | construction guide PDF (Order / Ref / Description / Value / Quantity table) | WooCommerce; Tom Wiltshire's stompbox boards; prices in GBP |
| Zeppelin Design Labs | 1 | assembly-instructions PDF (kit bill of materials with designators in the notes column) | Shopify; the Quaverato harmonic tremolo kit; prices in USD |
| Moody Sounds | 121 | kit instruction PDFs: Moody's own packing lists ('R1, R7 = 4k7') read by OCR because the text layer is shattered; BYOC checklists ('2 - 1k', '3 - A100k (VOLUME, ...)') from the text | Swedish WooCommerce kit shop; own, BJFE, Carlin, Vallhagen and Lehle-clone kits, resold BYOC kits and an archive of discontinued kits kept for their documentation; prices in SEK |
| Gigahearts FX | 6 | the build doc's parts table where the product links one (GIG BUFF v1.3); otherwise the schematic image on the product page, paired by OCR (GIG BUFF v2.0) | UK Shopify shop; the PCB collection only (the rest of the store is finished pedals); build docs for the other boards come with the board; prices in GBP |
| Scientific Guitarist | 30 | Eagle BOM exports from each project's GitHub repository (per-designator CSV, grouped CSV, or KiCad's designator list), top-level or inside the project zip; else the Eagle schematic PDF's labels paired, or the build document's parts table | Wix site of DIY projects, each linking a GitHub repository with gerbers, BOM, schematic and build document; open-source, order the PCB from a fab |
| Holy Island Audio | 4 | Google Doc build guides exported as .docx; parts one per paragraph as 'VALUE - R1, R2' (with or without a leading quantity) or 'R1 - VALUE', named pots as 'A100K - VOLUME' | Big Cartel shop of finished pedals with one DIY PCB product whose options are the boards; GBP, per-board price and stock |
| Cryptid Effects | 9 | The repository README lists the pedals and the utility boards (footswitch and toggle boards in Utility-Boards/, listed as Utility); each wiki page's Controls table and 'Component Name | Value | Note' BOM tables (pots as 'VR1 - GAIN | 1kC' or 'GAIN | 500kB', switches as 'U1 - FAT | SPDT') | This site's own layouts on GitHub, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0: gerbers and faceplate gerbers linked; the schematic SVG and the finished-pedal photo are shown on the circuit page |
| Eff Dub Audio | 14 | WordPress REST API for the Effects Projects category; each post's file pack zip is opened and its Eagle schematic read from the XML (eagle.py), else its build guide PDF; posts with only a schematic image are transcribed in corrections.py. A BOM typed into the post becomes an 'As posted' variant beside the file pack | Free DIY projects on a blog; no board is sold, file packs hold Eagle CAD to order your own |
| Tagboard Effects | 1,237 | Blogger post feed (blogger.py, shared with the three below): title, labels (maker, effect, Verified / Unverified, difficulty) and the links the post gives. The layout image is cached and read by Vision OCR for the board size, the cut and link counts, the knob names at the pot wires and the legend's ICs, transistors, diodes and pots (layouts.py); resistor and capacitor values are printed turned on the parts, which OCR cannot read, so each layout's full parts list was read from the drawing by eye and lives in transcribed/ (marked "source": "layout"), replacing the legend rows | Free stripboard (vero), tag strip and turret board layouts; nothing is sold, the layout is the build document |
| Dirtbox Layouts | 1,788 | As above | Free stripboard (vero) layouts, most linking the schematic they were drawn from |
| Vero P2P | ~380 | As above; only posts labelled VERO, VERO 0.15", POINT TO POINT, TAG BOARD, TAG STRIP or TURRET BOARD (the blog also posts schematics, amp work and value tables). Titles 'MAKER: Pedal, Point to Point Layout' become 'Maker Pedal'. The drawings print values on the parts with no designators, so no parts lists yet | Free stripboard, point-to-point, tag board and turret layouts of vintage and boutique fuzzes and drives (Guitar Related Ramblings) |
| Amplified Parts | 34 | The parts table in each build guide (vendors/amplifiedparts.py): values, quantities and SKUs by section, no designators, so counted ('×2 1M') with the pots named by their control; 'layout only' guides have no table and their drawings are outlined text | Free turret, eyelet (listed as turret), stripboard and terminal strip guides at amplifiedparts.com/pedal-guides; the Mod Electronics PCB guides go to that source, and the Iss. 1 guide (Amplified Parts' own Fuzz Face PCB) is skipped |
| Naegele Audio | 18 | Build report threads on the PedalPCB forum, a fixed list (vendors/pedalbuilder.py); parts read by eye from the schematic in each post (transcribed/pedalbuilder__*), which needs a forum login to view at full size. The two free boards are read from their pages on the Cryptid Effects layouts wiki, like the Cryptid source | Clones and modded circuits by Naegele Audio (PedalBuilder on the forum), who sells these PCBs and relay bypass and I/O boards by direct message: each page says so, like Aleph Null's. The Boneyard Hoof and Hybrid Fuzz Driver Deluxe are Chuck D. Bones circuits on Naegele Audio PCBs, with free gerbers hosted on the layouts wiki |
| Revolution Deux | 248 | Fred Briggs' Blogger blog, read by eye once: vendors/revolutiondeux.json lists the circuits in each post (a post can hold several), transcribed/revolutiondeux__* their parts, with the corrections the posts give for their schematics applied and kept as fixes, shown on the circuit page. The feed is read on each scrape and new posts are printed to be read | Schematics of boutique and vintage pedals (2008-2017), most traced on freestompboxes.org, often with a vero layout (attached as 'Also as'); news, articles, amps and photo-only posts are listed as skipped |
| Matt Garman (GitHub) | 3 | The placed symbols of each module's KiCad schematic (.kicad_sch), read exactly; the firmware image each module takes, from the latest mcu-bypass-firmware release; the files and caveats of each README's 'Fabrication and Assembly' section (gerbers; BOM and placement file for the SMD modules) | MattG's microcontroller bypass modules ("quasi-ICs" that plug into an effect PCB: buffers, switching, footswitch and LED) in mcu-bypass-hardware, with the companion firmware repository, his KiCad project, and the DIYStompBoxes and PedalPCB threads linked; listed under Utility |
| HotKits | 81 | The price list PDF on Google Drive (bold titles, price and availability columns) and each board's Google Drive build document: parts by type, value and count, no designators (rows named by count), with the build variants of multi-version documents (Big Muff, Fuzz Face, Datura) | PCBs for pedals and tube preamps, ordered by Facebook Messenger or email; kits and assembled boards are folded into their PCB (Omega Drive, sold only assembled, is its own entry). Full amps, the headphone amp, the amp FX loop and the HV converter are left out, as are boards whose build document is not out yet (printed on each scrape) |
| EfektPol | 7 | The layout's page on the Cryptid Effects layouts wiki: Controls and 'Component Name | Value | Note' BOM tables generated from the DIY Layout Creator file, read like the Cryptid source (vendors/efektpol.py, a fixed list) | Turret board layouts of classic drives, fuzzes and a wah, shared on the layouts wiki under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 with credit to EfektPol; the .diy file and a render of each drawing are linked; each page links EfektPol's Instagram (@efektpol) to get in touch |
| Effects Layouts (blog) | 867 | As above | Free perfboard layouts by storyboardist, each with a single-sided PCB to etch at home; not the Effects Layouts shop |
| PCBWay: Glory to Ukraine | ~337 | the CC BY-SA schematic PNG, read by eye into pcblib/transcribed/ and counted ('×4 470k'; the drawings carry no designators and the member uploads no BOM), with named knobs; OCR of the value labels where no reading exists; fetched with 10 s between requests | one member's shared projects via the member JSONP list; schematic PNGs are CC BY-SA; no prices |
| Jon Patton (OSH Park) | 5 | The Eagle board file each shared project uploads: every part's designator and value, read exactly (eagle.py); OSH Park's price for three boards | The pedal boards midwayfair shares on the OSH Park profile, five to a page; the microphone and mic preamp boards are skipped. The Hamlet Delay and Clipper Ship list as the originals their clones elsewhere name |
Transistor substitutes
Every transistor a parts list names gets a substitutes section on its part page, drawn from
a transistor parameter database (a MySQL dump of about 150,000 parts with material, polarity
or channel, gain, voltage, current, power and frequency limits). Candidates share the
material and polarity or channel, sit in the same class (a power device is never offered
for a small-signal one), and are ranked by closeness of gain, voltage, power and speed.
Two tiers are shown: parts other boards in the library use, then the closest by the
numbers. The database has no package or pinout data, and the page says so.
cd scraper && .venv/bin/pcblib import-transistors ../transistor-dump # once; builds data/transistors.sqlite
.venv/bin/pcblib export # writes app/static/data/subs.json
The dump and the SQLite file stay out of git (transistor-dump/, data/transistors.sqlite);
the export ships only the limits of the few hundred transistors the library names.
What is indexed and what is not
When a build document gives one value column per version of the circuit, every column is
kept and the circuit page offers a variant selector; counts and the parts cross-reference use
the first column. This covers per-column tables (Effects Layouts), repeated titled blocks
(Mask Audio, PedalPCB's Muffin Fuzz with its eight Big Muff versions) and OCR'd tables with a
piped header (Five Cats).
Parts pages link to the manufacturer's own datasheet (scraper/pcblib/datasheets.json, checked links
only). Datasheets are the manufacturers' copyright, so the site links rather than serves them; pcblib datasheets caches a copy under data/cache/datasheets/ for your own reference. It checks candidates
on hosts that answer scripts (TI, Microchip, Vishay, Nisshinbo, Diodes) itself and lists the ones on
hosts that block scripts (onsemi, Analog Devices, Renesas, Nexperia) in to-check.json; check those in
a browser and record a good one with --add 'Q:2N3904=https://...', which also saves a copy in the
cache. A discontinued part whose maker no
longer publishes the sheet is the exception, served from app/static/datasheets/. The parts are listed
in datasheets.DISCONTINUED; each run writes data/cache/datasheets/discontinued.html, the ones still
to fetch with their Findchips links (Findchips and The Datasheet Archive sit behind a bot check, so those
are downloaded by hand; datasheet4u.com serves its archived PDFs to scripts and allows it in robots.txt). Save them named for the part and run pcblib datasheets --host <folder>:
it drops the archive's ad pages, watermarks, links and metadata and trailing pages about another part,
checks (by OCR for a scan, turned sideways if need be) that the part number is in the sheet, and records
every spelling of the part. A sheet that covers other discontinued parts (NE570/571, a germanium
catalog page) is linked for them too until they get one of their own; a file saved under two names is
served once. A part made by several fabs keeps every maker's sheet: the first is <part>.pdf and each other fab's goes beside it as <part>.<Maker>.pdf (the maker is taken from the file name, '2N4124.ON.pdf', or the sheet's text), recorded in scraper/pcblib/hosted.json with each file's maker, and the part page lists them all. A download already hosted under any name is not copied again, and NOT_HOSTED names downloads that are only a selector-table row or another part. A discontinued part made again under another number (MN3207 as Coolaudio's V3207, MN3101 as Cabintech's CT3101) links the new part's sheet and is named in NEW_PRODUCTION; an archived sheet of the original is listed after it. PAGES cuts a scanned data book where it runs on into the next part; --force hosts a
sheet whose part number OCR cannot find, after checking it by eye. A file that is only a row in a maker's selector table
or catalog goes in SELECTOR: the part page calls it a selector table, the worklist moves the part to
"Has a selector sheet, not a datasheet", and a full datasheet replaces it when one is hosted. COVERED_BY lists the other parts a hosted file covers, checked
by eye, since OCR misses rows in small catalog print.
Names, prices, part values, controls, enclosures and the original circuit are indexed as facts and every record links back to the vendor's product page and build document. Build documents and their schematic images are copyrighted by the vendors: the scraper caches them locally under data/raw/ and data/cache/ (git-ignored) for personal reference, and the public export does not include them. Aion FX explicitly permits commercial use of its projects; GuitarPCB and Fuzz Dog explicitly forbid republishing their documents. The redistributable schematic is the optional KiCad fragment you draw yourself (see below).
Layout
scraper/ Python package `pcblib`: vendor adapters, PDF parsing, SQLite, JSON export
app/ SvelteKit static PWA: search, facets, circuit pages, parts cross-reference
data/ library.sqlite plus raw/cache directories (all git-ignored)
Building the data
Requires Python 3.12+, uv, poppler (brew install poppler for pdftotext), and tesseract (brew install tesseract) for the image-only parts lists of GuitarPCB and Dead End FX. On macOS the OCR passes also use Apple's Vision text recognizer, which reads thin and small type that tesseract garbles: pcblib/vision_ocr/main.swift is compiled with swiftc (Xcode command-line tools) into data/cache/_bin on first use. Without it tesseract works alone.
cd scraper
uv sync # or: uv venv .venv && uv pip install -e .
.venv/bin/pcblib vendors # every vendor id (about 64)
.venv/bin/pcblib scrape pedalpcb # one vendor at a time
.venv/bin/pcblib stats
.venv/bin/pcblib audit # flags parts rows that look invalid; report in data/cache/audit/, compared with the last run
.venv/bin/pcblib export # writes app/static/data/*.json
.venv/bin/pcblib export --images # also bundles cached schematic renders (local use only)
.venv/bin/pcblib datasheets # after export: find manufacturer datasheet links for new parts (see below)
Keeping it current
scripts/refresh.sh re-fetches every vendor's pages (scrape --refresh-pages: prices, stock and
new boards; cached build documents are kept), runs stats, rebuilds the Claude graph (below), runs audit, and deploys only when the
audit found no new problems on boards that were already there. A board a vendor stops listing is
kept and shown as no longer listed, with the date. scripts/install-refresh.sh installs it as a
launchd agent that runs Sundays at 04:00 (or at the next wake); logs go to data/cache/refresh/.
Remove it with launchctl bootout gui/$(id -u)/com.cryptideffects.akashic-refresh.
export also fetches USD exchange rates for EUR, GBP and CAD from the European Central Bank feed (frankfurter.dev) into rates.json, so the app can show every vendor's price in one currency; the app defaults to USD and offers EUR, GBP, or the vendor's own listing.
Every HTTP response and PDF is cached, so re-running a scrape after a parser change costs no network. Use --only <substring> (matched against each product's URL or handle) and --limit N to test on a few products, --refresh-pages to re-fetch the vendor's pages but keep cached documents, and --refresh to bypass the cache entirely. --reset also drops boards the vendor still lists that a full, error-free run did not store, such as products the adapter now skips; delisted boards are never dropped. Requests to each host are spaced 1.5 s apart.
Running several vendors' scrapes in parallel is fine: the database is in WAL mode and each circuit commits on its own.
Attaching a KiCad schematic
Every circuit has a slot for a hand-drawn KiCad fragment. Attach one and it becomes the circuit page's schematic, rendered with kicad-cli, with the .kicad_sch offered for download:
.venv/bin/pcblib attach-kicad pedalpcb:pcb038 ~/kicad/muroidea.kicad_sch
.venv/bin/pcblib export
Running the app
Requires Node 22+.
cd app
npm install
npm run dev # development server
npm run build # static site in app/build (prerenders every circuit and part page)
npm run preview # serve the build locally
Graph for Claude
scripts/graphify_export.py turns the library into a graphify
graph (boards, vendors, the originals they're based on, and their ICs, transistors and
diodes) at graphify-out/graph.json, which .mcp.json serves to Claude Code as the
akashic-graph MCP server. Run it with graphify's interpreter after a scrape:
~/.local/share/uv/tools/graphifyy/bin/python scripts/graphify_export.py
The weekly scripts/refresh.sh rebuilds it too, whether or not the audit lets the site deploy.
Deploying
The build is static, so any static host works. A Cloudflare setup is included (Workers static assets, which is what Cloudflare Pages became):
cd app
npx wrangler login # once; opens the browser
npm run deploy # export data, build, publish
npm run deploy runs scripts/deploy.sh, which exports the data bundle (never with --images), builds the site, and runs wrangler deploy with the config in app/wrangler.toml. The Worker is named akashic and serves the custom domain akashic.cryptideffects.com, set in wrangler.toml (workers_dev is off). static/_headers sets long cache lifetimes for the hashed assets and fonts and a short one for the data bundle.
Deploy app/build to any other static host the same way.
infra/cryptid-fx-redirect/ is a two-line Worker that sends the typo domain cryptid-fx.com to www.cryptideffects.com; deploy it from that directory with npx wrangler deploy. The search index is built in the browser from data/index.json; circuit pages load their own JSON on demand and are cached by the service worker for offline use.
Data model
circuits holds one row per vendor board. bom holds one row per parts-list line with category (R, C, D, Q, IC, POT, TRIM, SW, LED, OPTO, CONN, HW) and norm_value, so 1K5, 1.5k and 1k5 all become 1.5k, and A100K, 100KA and 100k log all become A100k. Categories are mapped to one shared taxonomy in scraper/pcblib/taxonomy.py.
Contributing
Vendor suggestions, wrong-parse reports and fixes are welcome; see CONTRIBUTING.md. Security problems go through private reporting.
License
PolyForm Shield 1.0.0: free to use, copy, modify and share, but not to build a competing product. The vendors' documents remain theirs; see the source table above.
Conclusion
If this helps you out somehow, buy me a coffee. :)
