Pure Python logic simulator - EASY to build circuits

Lately I've been working on this pet project of mine -- it's a plug-n-play logic simulator implemented purely in Python 3. I haven't wrapped my brain around all the possible use cases yet, but to be honest, I am doing this for the sake of science and fun. I would LOVE to hear feedback. If you want to put it on GitHub so you can tinker with it yourself, let me know. Enjoy the video!

[willlennox]

It's been over a year now, but do you still have this code? I would love to play around with it

[NilsKullberg]

Thanks for a very interesting presentation! - Like the guys before me; have you shared the code anywhere?

[jdaniele]

Hi, interesting project. How do you manage the "recursion" (or feedback wires, or loops)?
If i understood well, you push the change from some gate to the output connected to the next gate. But if the next is connected to the input of the first one, there is a loop of calls that will never end up. So how did you manage it? Thanks

[xMirinolante]

it is very interesting. can u share code please ?

[komalsrinivasan]

I want your GitHub account name please

[.kartikbhardwaj]

Not toggle flop it's JK flip flop