Unfortunately, my KiCadVerilog plugin is not a one-step solution.
And once you’re done drawing and testing in those packages, you need to go through the tedious and error-prone process of re-drawing the schematic in a PCB CAD program anyway. But their schematic tools are not as powerful as KiCad’s. There are some Verilog design packages, like Quartus II and Icestudio, that allow you to draw a schematic. Generating Verilog, and using one of the many Verilog simulators that are available, seemed like the best approach. I wanted to simulate it before fabricating the PCB. The KiCad to Verilog Generator a KiCad plugin for generating Verilog code from a KiCad 6.0 (or later) schematic by Bob Alexander.
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