* feat(commandsModule): Add `previousImage` and `nextImage` actions and commands This change adds the keybindings for previousImage (down) and nextImage (up) to the default configuration and adds the command and action necessary to support it. This pull request is dependent upon https://github.com/cornerstonejs/cornerstoneTools/pull/1025 which exports the scroll utility it uses. * style(default.js): Switch tabs to spaces * fix(commandsModule): import `scroll` through cornerstoneTools.import
@ohif/extension-cornerstone
This extension adds support for viewing and manipulating 2D medical images via a
viewport. The underlying implementation wraps the
cornerstonejs/react-cornerstone-viewport, and provides basic commands and
toolbar buttons for common actions.
Index
Extension Id: cornerstone
Commands Module
This extensions includes the following Commands and Command Definitions.
These can be registered with @ohif/core's CommandManager. After registering
the commands, they can be bound to hotkeys using the HotkeysManager and
listed in the UserPreferences modal.
You can read more about Commands, Hotkeys,
and the UserPreferences Modal in their respective locations
in the OHIF Viewer's documentation.
| Command Name | Description | Store Contexts |
|---|---|---|
rotateViewportCW |
viewports | |
rotateViewportCCW |
viewports | |
invertViewport |
viewports | |
flipViewportVertical |
viewports | |
flipViewportHorizontal |
viewports | |
scaleUpViewport |
viewports | |
scaleDownViewport |
viewports | |
fitViewportToWindow |
viewports | |
resetViewport |
viewports | |
| clearAnnotations | TODO | |
| next/previous Image | TODO | |
| first/last Image | TODO | |
nextViewportDisplaySet |
||
previousViewportDisplaySet |
||
setToolActive |
Activates tool for primary button/touch |
Toolbar Module
Our toolbar module contains definitions for:
StackScrollZoomWwwcPanLengthAngleResetCine
All use the ACTIVE_VIEWPORT::CORNERSTONE context.
Viewport Module
Our Viewport wraps cornerstonejs/react-cornerstone-viewport and is connected the redux store. This module is the most prone to change as we hammer out our Viewport interface.