You will build: a small circuit and run the electrical rules check. Time: about 15 minutes. Prerequisites: Beep.Skia and Beep.Skia.ECAD.

1. Components

using Beep.Skia;
using Beep.Skia.ECAD;

var manager = new DrawingManager();

var supply = new ECADPowerSupplyNode { X = 60, Y = 140, Width = 120, Height = 80, Label = "5V" };
var resistor = new ECADResistorNode { X = 260, Y = 150, Width = 100, Height = 60, Label = "R1" };
var led = new ECADDiodeNode { X = 440, Y = 150, Width = 100, Height = 60, Label = "D1" };
var ground = new ECADGroundNode { X = 620, Y = 160, Width = 80, Height = 60, Label = "GND" };

foreach (var node in new SkiaComponent[] { supply, resistor, led, ground })
    manager.AddComponent(node);

2. Wire it

manager.ConnectComponents(supply, resistor);
manager.ConnectComponents(resistor, led);
manager.ConnectComponents(led, ground);

foreach (var line in manager.GetLines())
    line.RoutingMode = LineRoutingMode.Orthogonal;

3. Electrical rules check

var checker = new ElectricalRulesChecker();
checker.RunChecks(manager.GetComponents().ToList(), manager.GetLines());

foreach (var violation in checker.Violations)
    Console.WriteLine($"[{violation.Severity}] {violation.Category}: {violation.Message}");
// violations carry the component/port/line so a host can select and highlight them

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