The website changes too much for me to keep the scraping up to date.
Efabless don't yet have an API, so I've written this as a quick hack to get bulk project data from the Google sponsored MPW projects.
Also, while there are around 700 public projects (As of September 2022), only 240ish have been selected to be made. The selected status isn't a secret but it's also not easily available, so I have put a list of (most of) the ids in the selected file, which is merged into the data from the website. I'll manually update this after every shuttle selection.
List all projects along with tapeout and precheck status:
./efabless_tool.py --list
Show only mpw and process for all projects:
./efabless_tool.py --list --fields mpw,process
Show all fields for project 1000:
./efabless_tool.py --id 1000 --show
Update the cache - requires the selenium setup, takes about 3 minutes.
./efabless_tool.py --update
Get max number of pins in a user project's macros (needs GitHub token)
./efabless_tool.py --get-pin
How many public projects are there?
./efabless_tool.py --list | wc -l
How many successful tapeouts by me on Sky130B process?
./efabless_tool.py --list --fields owner,tapeout,process | grep Matt | grep Succeeded | grep 130B
How many reram projects were selected to be manufactured?
./efabless_tool.py --list --field summary,selected | grep -i reram | grep yes
Use the built in search:
./efabless_tool.py --ip op-amp
Print the macro.cfg for all projects on MPW7 that have passed tapeout (requires github token, see below)
./efabless_tool.py --list | egrep MPW-7.*Succeeded | ./efabless_tool.py --get-file openlane/user_project_wrapper/macro.cfg
For each project:
- fetch the def file of user_project_wrapper from the git repo,
- use def_parser to get macros,
- count occurences of PIN in each macro lef,
- return biggest count.
Only works if user_project_wrapper.def and all macro.lefs are commited to the repo.
The GitHub Action runs every night to rebuild the cache. So you just need to do a git pull in your cloned repo to update.
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
./efabless_tool.py --update-cache # takes a few minutes
If you want to use the GitHub functionality (currently only used for the get-pin option), you'll also need a git_token and git_username added to tokens.py. Get yours from https://github.com/settings/tokens/new . You don't need to tick any boxes in the form, the default is fine.
git_token = "token"
git_username = "username"
This gives you 5000 requests per hour.
- async URL fetch code from https://gist.github.com/wfng92/2d2ae4385badd0f78612e447444c195f
- lef/def parser from TrimCao https://github.com/trimcao/lef-parser