TI BoosterPack configurator

An instant configurator for real boards from the tscircuit/boosters repository. The app offers five BoosterPacks with removable-subsystem checkboxes. Every possible checkbox combination is prebuilt, including the full board and the minimal board containing only required circuitry. Both viewers consume the selected build's complete Circuit JSON.

Included boards

• BOOSTXL-EDUMKII: 7 removable blocks, 128 combinations
• BOOST-DRV8848: 2 removable indicators, 4 combinations
• BOOSTXL-BASSENSORS: 4 removable sensors, 16 combinations
• BOOSTXL-AUDIO: 5 removable audio blocks, 32 combinations
• BOOSTXL-CC2650MA: 5 removable debug, flash, routing, status, and test blocks, 32 combinations

The app links every board to its upstream TSX and links the complete BoosterPack source repository. It does not present a separate catalog or gallery.

Prebuilt configurations

The 212 configurations are generated from a pinned tscircuit/boosters commit by scripts/prebuild-boosterpack-configurations.tsx. The script renders each complete TSX board once, then removes each selected block and all of its source-linked schematic, PCB, trace, and CAD elements for every powerset combination. It stores the results as gzip-compressed Circuit JSON in public/prebuilt-boosterpacks.

Local Vite and the Vercel deployment serve exactly the same static files, so checking or unchecking a block requires no cloud function and no runtime circuit render. To regenerate every combination after changing the pinned source or feature definitions:

bun run prebuild:boosters

Run locally

bun install
bun run dev

Open the printed local URL. Board changes should load from static assets in well under a second on a local connection.

Verify

bun test
bun run typecheck
bun run format:check
bun run build

Authored files follow the tscircuit handbook conventions, including named parameter objects and focused one-test-per-file coverage.

Deployment

The repository is a static Vite deployment. Vercel publishes the committed prebuilt Circuit JSON alongside the frontend; it does not render tscircuit TSX in a request-time server function.

Design notice

These boards are open-source tscircuit reconstructions of TI BoosterPack designs. Validate the selected circuit, signal integrity, power integrity, thermals, manufacturing outputs, and component availability before fabrication. Texas Instruments and its marks are the property of Texas Instruments Incorporated.