new_contents: #!/usr/bin/env python3
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  """
  Trivial example, placing a 8-pin DIP package.
  
  """
  
  import component
  import cli
  
  ic = component.DualInlinePackage("IC1", 4, row_spacing=2)
  r1 = component.Resistor("R1", 1)
  r2 = component.Resistor("R2", 1)
  
  components = (ic, r1, r2)
  
  board = component.StripBoard((5, 2))
  
  nets = (
      (ic.terminals[0], r1.terminals[0]),
      (ic.terminals[1], r1.terminals[1]),
      (ic.terminals[2], r2.terminals[0]),
      (ic.terminals[3], r2.terminals[1]),
  )
  
  cli.main(board, components, nets)
  
  
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