* fix(pt): resolve Philips PET private SUV bulkdata before scaling
When a DICOMweb server delivers the Philips PET private tags SUVScaleFactor
(7053,1000) / ActivityConcentrationScaleFactor (7053,1009) as bulkdata, dcmjs
naturalization leaves them as { BulkDataURI } objects. These were fed verbatim
to calculate-suv, which treats the object as a valid value and silently
corrupts the SUV scaling factors.
Resolve these scalar private tags to numbers during ingestion - in both the
lazy (async) and non-lazy (sync) DICOMweb metadata paths, before INSTANCES_ADDED
fires - by decoding the bulkdata (VR-aware: DS/IS text or little-endian FL/FD).
Harden getPTImageIdInstanceMetadata to coerce values to finite numbers (reusing
@ohif/core utils.toNumber) and reject unresolved bulkdata objects so they can
never reach calculate-suv. Share the bulkdata-attach helper between both
metadata paths. Adds unit tests for the bulkdata decoder/resolver and for
getPTImageIdInstanceMetadata.
* refactor(bulkdata): move PET bulkdata resolution to a generic core tag registry
Generalize resolvePETPrivateScalarBulkData into a datasource-agnostic
utils.resolveBulkDataTags in @ohif/core, backed by a static tag registry
seeded with the Philips PET SUV/activity-concentration scalar tags and
extensible via registerResolvedBulkDataTags.
* fix(bulkdata): strip NUL padding and refresh qido auth before resolution
Address review feedback:
- decodeText now strips NUL (0x00) padding, which String.trim() leaves
intact, so NUL-padded DS/IS values no longer decode as NaN. Adds a
regression test.
- refresh qidoDicomWebClient.headers before resolveBulkDataTags in both
series-metadata paths; retrieveBulkData is bound to qidoDicomWebClient,
matching every other qido op in this file.
* fix(dicomweb): await deferred metadata storage
* fix(dicomweb): support single-part bulkdata responses
* feat(core): add appConfig.useNextViewports flag (Generic Viewport M0 step 1)
Opt-in flag to drive viewports through the DIRECT native cornerstone3D
GenericViewport ("next") API surface (PLANAR_NEXT / VOLUME_3D_NEXT, setDisplaySets,
setDisplaySetPresentation, setViewState, view references) instead of the legacy
stack/volume methods.
Distinct from (and overrides) useGenericViewport, which only routes legacy
viewport types through cornerstone compatibility adapters. This flag does NOT set
cornerstone rendering.useGenericViewport; it is read by getCornerstoneViewportType
and the CornerstoneViewportService backend split (subsequent M0 steps). Defaults
false; the legacy path stays byte-identical. Opt-in only.
* feat(cornerstone): map viewport types to native *_NEXT under useNextViewports (M0 step 2)
getCornerstoneViewportType gains an optional useNextViewports param. When set,
stack/volume/orthographic collapse to PLANAR_NEXT (render path inferred from data
shape), and volume3d/video/wholeslide/ecg map to their VOLUME_3D_NEXT / VIDEO_NEXT /
WHOLE_SLIDE_NEXT / ECG_NEXT types. Defaults false → legacy mapping byte-identical;
no caller passes true yet (wired via appConfig in the service split, step 3).
Tests: +6 cases (21 total) covering the *_NEXT mapping, displaySet override, the
invalid-type throw, and that the legacy mapping is unchanged when the flag is off.
* feat(cornerstone): native-next stack mount behind useNextViewports (M0 step 3 foundation)
Wires the useNextViewports flag through and mounts stack viewports natively:
- nextViewports.ts: module accessor; init.tsx captures appConfig.useNextViewports.
- getCornerstoneViewportType: defaults the flag from the accessor, and now passes
native (*_NEXT) types through idempotently (a viewport's stored cs type is
re-fed into the mapper; legacy types were already idempotent, native were not).
- CornerstoneViewportService._setDisplaySets: route native generic viewports by
data shape (StackData vs VolumeData), since PLANAR_NEXT is one type for both.
- _setStackViewport: native branch mounts via genericViewportDataSetMetadataProvider.add
+ setDisplaySets, applies VOI/colormap via setDisplaySetPresentation and
displayArea/rotation/flip via setViewState (no legacy setStack/setProperties/setCamera).
Validated in a running OHIF (linked cornerstone 5.0.8): with the flag on, the
viewer creates a native PlanarViewport (window.cornerstone...getViewports()[0] ->
'PlanarViewport :: type=planarNext'); the prior 'Invalid viewport type: planarNext'
is resolved. Flag OFF is byte-identical (native branches gated by isGenericViewport).
KNOWN WIP (next): flag-ON full render is blocked by the presentation-read seam —
peripheral consumers (useViewportRendering, overlays, colorbar, resize) still call
legacy getProperties/getViewPresentation/getCamera on the viewport. Stack render
completes once those are routed through getDisplaySetPresentation/viewportProjection.
* feat(cornerstone): render native Generic (next) stack viewport behind useNextViewports
Makes the flag-on native PLANAR_NEXT stack render end-to-end in OHIF:
- CornerstoneCacheService: resolve the stack-vs-volume data-builder from the
legacy mapping, since native types collapse that distinction into PLANAR_NEXT.
Without this the stack fell through to the 'other' builder and imageIds were
never populated (PlanarViewport threw 'No registered planar dataset metadata').
- ImageOverlayViewerTool: skip overlay rendering when the viewport has no
resolvable view reference yet (native returns falsy until data is bound),
instead of letting getTargetId() throw and kill the route during enable.
- Add getViewportPresentation helpers (getViewportProperties / getViewportCameraState)
bridging legacy getProperties/getCamera and native getDisplaySetPresentation/
getViewState; apply at the toolbar property evaluator, VOI-range init, and the
position/LUT presentation snapshots so reads no longer throw on native viewports.
Validated in a running OHIF (flag on): PlanarViewport(planarNext), 295 slices,
image renders, zero console errors, scroll + setImageIdIndex navigate correctly.
Legacy (flag off) behavior is unchanged. Native volume/MPR is a later increment.
* feat(cornerstone): render native Generic (next) volume/MPR behind useNextViewports
Mounts volumes on a direct PLANAR_NEXT viewport for volume/MPR rendering:
- CornerstoneViewportService.setVolumesForViewport: native branch -> new
_setNativeVolumeDisplaySets. Each base volume is registered with its
already-cached volumeId and bound via setDisplaySets at the viewport's
orientation (first = source, others = overlay); VOI/colormap/invert applied
per-binding via setDisplaySetPresentation(dataId, props). Skips the legacy
setVolumes/setProperties/setPresentations surface a PLANAR_NEXT viewport does
not expose. Cornerstone reuses the OHIF-cached volume (getVolumeId returns the
passed volumeId) and selects the image vs reformatted-volume render path from
the requested orientation.
- useViewportRendering colormap resolver: read via getViewportProperties for
native viewports (getDisplaySetPresentation) instead of getProperties/getActors,
which threw 'Error getting viewport colormap' on native volume.
Validated in a running OHIF (flag on): axial/sagittal/coronal all render in
volume mode, scroll navigates the volume, round-trip volume<->stack switches
getCurrentMode cleanly, zero console errors. Legacy (flag off) unchanged.
* feat(cornerstone): allow setViewportOrientation on native volume viewports
The setViewportOrientation command guarded on isOrthographicViewportType, which
is false for a native PLANAR_NEXT viewport (it reports type=planarNext even when
rendering MPR). Add the content-mode capability guard (csUtils.viewportIsInVolumeMode)
so the MPR orientation toolbar works on native viewports; PlanarViewport.setOrientation
already exists. Legacy behavior is unchanged (viewportIsInVolumeMode is false for
legacy viewports, so the existing isOrthographicViewportType branch still gates them).
Also flips useNextViewports on in the dev default config for local testing of the
native path (NOT for merge; see TODO_BEFORE_MERGE).
* feat: Add temporary support for native GenericViewport ("next") migration
- Introduced a dev-only configuration flag to toggle the native viewport backend.
- Added a toolbar button to switch between legacy and native viewports for debugging.
- Implemented logic to handle image slice data and viewport type detection for native viewports.
- Enhanced viewport service to derive default VOI window/level from DICOM metadata.
- Added utility functions for managing localStorage overrides for viewport settings.
- Marked all temporary changes with comments for easy identification and removal before merging.
* Add plan viewer HTML page for migration master plan display
* feat(cornerstone): fork viewport presentation read/write into the backend (§4.3)
Extends the legacyBackend/nextBackend seam so presentation read/write is forked,
not inline-guarded in the service:
- IViewportBackend gains getPositionPresentation / setPositionPresentation /
setLutPresentation. LegacyViewportBackend keeps the exact legacy logic
(getViewPresentation / setProperties / setViewPresentation) byte-identical;
NextViewportBackend uses the native surface (getViewReference + setViewReference;
setDisplaySetPresentation for VOI/colormap/invert). WITH_ORIENTATION is inlined in
the backends to avoid a backend->service value-import cycle.
- CornerstoneViewportService._getPositionPresentation / _setLutPresentation /
_setPositionPresentation now delegate to this.backend. _getLutPresentation stays
shared (already native-aware via the getViewportProperties bridge).
Effect: setPresentations is now native-safe — it previously threw on a PLANAR_NEXT
viewport (setProperties / setViewPresentation), so the native mount skipped it; the
native path now round-trips presentation cleanly. Native pan/zoom persistence
(viewPresentation is still undefined on native) is a later increment.
Validated both lanes: native PlanarViewport renders + storePresentation/getPresentations/
setPresentations round-trip with no crash; legacy StackViewport byte-identical
round-trip; zero console errors each.
* feat(cornerstone): persist native viewport pan/zoom/rotation/flip via the backend
A PLANAR_NEXT viewport has no getViewPresentation/setViewPresentation, so pan/zoom
previously did not survive navigation/resize/layout on the native path. NextViewportBackend
now snapshots the pan/zoom subset of the semantic view state and restores it:
- getPositionPresentation: snapshots the PlanarViewState pan/zoom fields (displayArea,
anchorWorld, anchorCanvas, scale, scaleMode, rotation, flipHorizontal, flipVertical) via
getViewState() (already deep-cloned + serializable), stored in viewPresentation. Slice and
orientation are intentionally excluded (they ride on the view reference).
- setPositionPresentation: applies the view reference first (slice/orientation), then a partial
setViewState patch with only the pan/zoom subset — the merge preserves slice/orientation, so
the view reference is never clobbered. Stale displayArea is cleared when live anchor/scale
pan/zoom is restored. anchorCanvas is canvas-fractional, so it survives resize without drift.
- _setStackViewport native branch now restores the persisted positionPresentation on mount
(position-only; LUT already applied inline), so a returning stack recovers its camera.
Validated on native: zoom -> snapshot (scale captured) -> reset -> restore (scale back),
slice unchanged, zero errors. Legacy path unchanged. Volume/MPR mount pan/zoom restore is a
follow-up (its native mount helper does not yet thread presentations).
* feat(cornerstone): restore native volume/MPR pan/zoom on mount
Extends native pan/zoom persistence to the volume/MPR mount: the native branch of
setVolumesForViewport now restores the persisted positionPresentation (view reference
+ pan/zoom via the backend) after _setNativeVolumeDisplaySets, mirroring the stack
mount. Position-only (LUT applied per-binding above), native-safe.
Validated on a native sagittal MPR: zoom -> snapshot (scale 1.7) -> reset -> restore
(scale back to 1.7) with orientation (sagittal) and slice (256) preserved; zero errors.
* fix(next): bridge invert/flip/window-level commands for native viewports
Add setViewportProperties/setViewportCameraState write bridges alongside the
existing read bridges, and route invertViewport, flipViewportHorizontal,
flipViewportVertical and setViewportWindowLevel through them.
Direct PLANAR_NEXT viewports have no getCamera/setCamera/getProperties/
setProperties, so these four commands threw on native. The bridges dispatch on
isGenericViewport: native reads/writes via getViewState/setViewState (flip) and
getDisplaySetPresentation/setDisplaySetPresentation (invert/voiRange) on the
active binding; legacy falls through to the identical getCamera/setCamera/
getProperties/setProperties calls, so flag-off stays byte-identical.
Verified live on a native stack viewport: all four now apply (invert
undefined->true, flipH/flipV false->true, voiRange retargets) instead of
throwing.
* fix(next): apply setViewportColormap on native viewports
setViewportColormap was fully guarded by isStackViewportType/
isOrthographicViewportType, both of which report false for native PLANAR_NEXT
viewports, so the command was a silent no-op on native (returned ok but applied
nothing). Add a native branch that applies the colormap via the
setViewportProperties bridge (setDisplaySetPresentation) on the active binding,
honoring the immediate render flag, before the legacy guards.
Verified live: HSV colormap now applies and renders on a native stack viewport.
* fix(next): make ColorbarService native-safe
ColorbarService called getActors/getProperties/setProperties directly, all of
which throw on direct PLANAR_NEXT (next) viewports, so toggling a colorbar threw
on native. Replace the getActors content gate with a viewportHasContent helper
(getCurrentMode for native, getActors for legacy), and route the property
read/write through the getViewportProperties/setViewportProperties bridges.
Legacy keeps the identical getActors/getProperties/setProperties calls.
Verified live on native: addColorbar no longer throws, hasColorbar becomes true,
and the colormap applies via setDisplaySetPresentation.
* fix(next): guard per-volume histogram WL panel for native viewports
getWindowLevelsData drives the per-volume histogram WL panel via
getAllVolumeIds/getProperties, which direct PLANAR_NEXT (next) viewports do not
expose (they throw). Add an early guard that returns no rows when getAllVolumeIds
is absent, so the panel degrades to 'No window level data available' instead of
erroring on the interval/event refresh. Legacy stack viewports also lack
getAllVolumeIds and were never passed here, so this is a no-op for them; the
native stack/volume WL path is driven by setViewportWindowLevel.
* fix(next): make resetViewport/scaleViewport/rotate commands native-safe
These three command paths assumed legacy camera APIs that direct PLANAR_NEXT
(next) viewports do not expose:
- resetViewport called viewport.resetCamera() (absent on native -> threw). Native
branch uses resetViewState() (resets pan/zoom/rotation/orientation/flip;
navigation/slice preserved). resetProperties stays optional-chained.
- scaleViewport (scaleUpViewport/scaleDownViewport) was guarded by
isStackViewportType, which is false for native, so the zoom buttons were a
silent no-op. Native branch uses getZoom/setZoom; parallelScale and zoom are
inversely related so it divides by scaleFactor to match legacy direction.
- _rotateViewport (rotateViewportCW/CCW/CWSet) used getViewPresentation/
setViewPresentation (absent on native). Native branch reads rotation/flip via
the getViewportCameraState bridge (getViewState) and writes the new rotation
via setViewportCameraState (setViewState), preserving the flip-parity logic of
the 'set' mode.
Verified live on native stack: reset no longer throws and resets zoom; zoom in
1->1.111; CW/CCW/Set rotation applies (90/180/90/90). Legacy unchanged.
* fix(next): guard jumpToMeasurement camera-centering for native viewports
jumpToMeasurement re-centers the camera when a measurement is off-screen via
isMeasurementWithinViewport (calls viewport.getCamera()) + getCamera/setCamera.
Native PLANAR_NEXT viewports have neither, so jumping to a measurement threw
'viewport.getCamera is not a function' at the gate before the centering block.
Short-circuit the centering on native (isGenericViewport) so it is skipped;
setViewReference above already navigated to the measurement's slice, so the
measurement is still reached - only in-plane re-centering is deferred.
TODO(next): port in-plane centering via the camera bridge + setViewState pan.
Verified live: native viewport has no getCamera (getCamera() throws) and
isGenericViewport is true, so the throwing branch is now skipped; setViewReference
remains available for slice navigation. Legacy unchanged.
* fix(next): make getViewportAlignmentData + updateViewport native-safe
Two CornerstoneViewportService methods called getCamera()/setCamera(), which
direct PLANAR_NEXT (next) viewports lack:
- getViewportAlignmentData looped every viewport reading getCamera().viewPlaneNormal
(reached from findNavigationCompatibleViewportId on a cross-orientation
jumpToMeasurement). Native reads viewPlaneNormal from getViewReference() instead
(both backends populate it); legacy keeps getCamera (byte-identical).
- updateViewport (metadata-invalidation re-mount, keepCamera) read getCamera()
unconditionally and had no native branch in its stack/volume if/else, so it threw
and would not re-mount native data. Add a native branch that snapshots/restores the
camera via the view-state bridges and routes the re-mount through _setDisplaySets
(backend.dispatchMount, which dispatches by data shape). Legacy path unchanged.
Verified live on native: getViewportAlignmentData returns data (no throw);
updateViewport(keepCamera) re-mounts, restores zoom (1.4/1.5), keeps the image actor
and renders, with zero errors.
* refactor(next): move viewport interaction ops into a Legacy/Next operations backend
The commandsModule carried inline native-vs-legacy branches for every viewport
interaction/appearance command. Extract them into a dedicated operations backend
that mirrors the existing IViewportBackend twin pattern:
- IViewportOperations: the interface (flip/invert/rotate/reset/scaleBy/
setWindowLevel/setColormap/getViewPlaneNormal/centerOnMeasurement + 3D VR ops)
- LegacyViewportOperations: legacy lane via direct legacy APIs (getCamera/
setProperties/getViewPresentation/resetCamera/actors), lifted verbatim
- NextViewportOperations: native lane via the presentation/camera-state bridges +
native semantic API (getViewState/resetViewState/getViewReference/setZoom); the
3D VR ops warn-once and no-op behind a CS-14 gate (native VR not supported yet)
- viewportOperations: per-viewport dispatcher (isGenericViewport ? next : legacy)
commandsModule's 13 interaction commands become one-line delegations (the file
shrinks ~239 lines) and CornerstoneViewportService.getViewportAlignmentData uses
viewportOperations.getViewPlaneNormal.
Dispatch is per-viewport (not flag-selected like the lifecycle IViewportBackend)
because operations run on already-created, self-describing viewports and a session
can mix lanes; this preserves the previous inline isGenericViewport branching
exactly. Render() stays in the command (per-command render timing preserved).
Validated live both lanes: native (flag on) applies all ops (invert/flip/rotate/
zoom/WL/colormap; reset is camera-only) and legacy (flag off) is byte-identical
(parallelScale*0.9 zoom, getViewPresentation rotation, resetProperties+resetCamera),
both with a clean console. Adversarial review found no byte-identity/runtime defects.
Segmentation untouched.
* feat(next): render native 3D volume rendering + enable its VR operations
Make native VOLUME_3D_NEXT viewports actually render volume rendering and wire up
the 3D VR operations:
- CornerstoneViewportService._setNativeVolumeDisplaySets: a 3D viewport (cornerstone
type VOLUME_3D_NEXT) now mounts with setDisplaySets({ options: { renderMode:
'vtkVolume3d' } }) instead of the planar { orientation, role }, and applies the
display-set's volume-rendering preset to the volume actor via csUtils.applyPreset
(the bare native VolumeViewport3D has no setProperties). colormap (a planar LUT
concept) is skipped for 3D. The dataId registration is unchanged (the volume3d data
provider reads imageIds/volumeId and ignores the stored kind).
- NextViewportOperations: the four VR ops are no longer CS-14 no-ops. setPreset
applies the preset to the volume actor via applyPreset; setVolumeRenderingQuality/
shiftVolumeOpacityPoints/setVolumeLighting operate on the vtk volume actor through
getActors (which native VolumeViewport3D exposes), so they reuse the legacy
actor-based implementations. Pairs with the cornerstone fix that keeps the 3D
viewport's canvas visible.
Verified live: native 3D VR renders (CT-Bone/CT-Cardiac presets) and all four VR
commands apply on a native VOLUME_3D_NEXT viewport; legacy VOLUME_3D unchanged.
* docs(next): refresh migration plan to HEAD (2026-06-19 audit)
* fix(next): target fusion colormap at the overlay binding
NextViewportOperations.setColormap dropped params.displaySetInstanceUID and
always wrote to the active source binding via getSourceDataId(), so a PT/CT
fusion colormap landed on the CT source instead of the PT overlay. Thread the
displaySetInstanceUID through to setViewportProperties so it targets the right
native binding (OHIF maps each display set 1:1 onto its bare dataId); falls back
to the source when no id is given (single-volume / plain stack colormap).
Also document DataIdRegistry.dataIdFor's 'overlay' suffix as reserved for the
same-UID source/overlay case (derived labelmap overlays, M4) rather than fusion,
whose distinct-UID overlays are already collision-free under the bare id.
* fix(next): make residual native-unsafe viewport sites safe
Sweeps the OHIF-side sites a native PLANAR_NEXT viewport reaches that still
called legacy-only APIs (getProperties/getCamera) or branched on the collapsed
viewportType:
- CornerstoneCacheService: persist the legacy stack/volume decision as
viewportData.dataShapeType (createViewportData) and branch on it in
invalidateViewportData instead of viewportType. Native collapses stack+volume
onto PLANAR_NEXT, so a native stack previously fell through to the VOLUME
rebuild and re-mounted as volume data on metadata invalidation. Falls back to
viewportType for legacy/older data (byte-identical off-path).
- ViewportOrientationMarkers: gate the synthetic-IOP default-cosine check on
dataShapeType, not viewportType==='stack' (dead on native -> guard was skipped).
- CornerstoneViewportDownloadForm: the capture viewport is the source's type, so a
native source threw on getProperties/setStack/setProperties. Add a native capture
path that re-mounts the source's already-registered dataId via setDisplaySets and
copies presentation + view state through the bridges (legacy path byte-identical).
- tmtv ROI-threshold: read the slice focal point via a new getViewportFocalPoint
bridge (native getViewReference().cameraFocalPoint vs legacy getCamera().focalPoint)
instead of getCamera(), which is absent on native.
New bridge getViewportFocalPoint added to getViewportPresentation.ts and exported
from @ohif/extension-cornerstone. Validated live: native stack renders, console
clean, viewportData.dataShapeType='stack' while viewportType='planarNext',
orientation markers render.
* feat(next): mount native video/WSI/ECG viewports
Under useNextViewports, NextViewportBackend.dispatchMount routed ALL viewports by
data shape (volume vs stack), so VIDEO_NEXT/WHOLE_SLIDE_NEXT/ECG_NEXT constructed
as native classes but mis-ran _setStackViewport's stack-specific prefetch/VOI/
kind:'planar' logic and never reached their dedicated mounts; ECG additionally
called the absent setEcg.
- NextViewportBackend.dispatchMount: route the non-planar families by viewport
type to _setEcgViewport / _setOtherViewport (mirrors the legacy backend's type
dispatch); planar stack/volume still routes by data shape.
- _setEcgViewport: native branch registers {kind:'ecg', sourceDataId} and mounts
via the generic setDisplaySets API (native ECG has no setEcg).
- _setOtherViewport: native branch registers {kind:'video', sourceDataId} or, for
WSI, {kind:'wsi', imageIds, options:{webClient}} with the client resolved from
WADO_WEB_CLIENT metadata exactly as the legacy WSI adapter does, then mounts via
setDisplaySets + setViewReference.
- DataIdPayload widened to a family-specific union (planar/video/ecg/wsi).
All registration goes through the ref-counted DataIdRegistry (§4.7). OHIF-only —
the cornerstone native classes already support setDisplaySets (per the
genericVideo/genericEcg/genericWsi examples). Validated: native planar render
unaffected by the dispatch change (console clean); video/WSI/ECG mounts follow the
canonical cornerstone examples but are not yet live-validated (no such study on the
dev dicomweb).
* chore(next): guard the useNextViewports flag-read allowlist (M7 prep)
Adds .scripts/check-next-viewports-flag-reads.mjs (wired as `yarn
next:check-flag-reads`) enforcing migration plan §4.2: the flag may be read only
in the sanctioned seam — getCornerstoneViewportType (type selection),
CornerstoneViewportService (backend selection), nextViewports.ts (the accessor),
init.tsx (the one appConfig.useNextViewports read), and the TEMP dev toggle in
getToolbarModule.tsx. Any other isNextViewportsEnabled()/appConfig.useNextViewports
read under extensions/cornerstone/src fails the check, so the legacy off-path
cannot drift. (Comment-only mentions are ignored; tests are exempt.)
The earlier audit framed the '2 sanctioned reads' contract as already violated by a
'backend trio', but those files only MENTION the flag in doc comments — the actual
runtime read surface is the sanctioned set above, so the rule is enforceable as
written. TODO_BEFORE_MERGE.md updated: the guard is permanent (not a dev revert),
and removing the dev toggle must also drop its allowlist entry.
Does NOT perform the destructive M7 reverts (config default flip, toggle button):
those are premature while segmentation/M4 is unmigrated and would disable the
in-browser test loop.
* docs(next): mark CS-12 native calibration done; refresh CS-20/M6 status
* docs(next): re-verify migration status at HEAD; correct stale prose
Re-audited every milestone (M0-M7) and CS blocker against HEAD source via a
multi-agent audit + adversarial verification pass. Five commits landed after the
last full prose refresh (05e0df0ca) and only d5d03d888 touched the doc, so the
Implementation status section was materially stale. Corrections:
- M2: fusion colormap keying is FIXED (7b61e08ee), not 'unsound'
- M3: four 'native-unsafe throws' are FIXED (a19bd7826); the per-volume WL panel
is guarded (d28202610), not throwing - feature port, not a crash
- M6: video/WSI/ECG ARE mounted natively (ca746e2f0)
- M7: flag-read allowlist IS built (b5784ca80), just not wired into CI
- CS-21: stated trigger is unreachable; narrowed to single-point SCOORD3D, and
the open code is PlanarViewReferenceController.ts (not planarViewReference.ts)
Adds a consolidated, verified remaining-work punch-list and a corrections
subsection. The one real native crash that remains is the M4 segmentation OHIF
half (convertStackToVolumeViewport throws AND promotes to legacy ORTHOGRAPHIC).
* Refactor SegmentationService to support dual backends for segmentation handling
- Introduced ISegmentationBackend interface to define methods for segmentation backends.
- Implemented LegacySegmentationBackend for existing behavior with stack/volume promotion.
- Implemented NextSegmentationBackend for native GenericViewport handling without promotion.
- Updated SegmentationService to utilize the appropriate backend based on viewport type.
- Removed legacy viewport handling logic from SegmentationService and delegated to backends.
- Enhanced segmentation data assembly to support overlapping segments in the Next backend.
- Updated CornerstoneViewportService to ensure proper restoration of segmentation presentations.
- Added support for preserving additional query parameters in the application.
* temp
* Refactor CornerstoneViewportService to optimize setDisplaySets handling for 3D volumes
* d
* Refactor viewport handling and opacity management for native volume rendering
* fix(WindowLevel): re-sync fusion tab to foreground default after async resolve
The effect only adopted the foreground (PT) default when activeDisplaySetUID was
falsy, so if foregroundDisplaySets was empty at mount the tab seeded to the CT
fallback and stayed pinned to CT once PT resolved. Track explicit user selection
and re-sync to the foreground default until the user picks a tab.
* chore(next): remove WIP migration plan artifacts from the branch
Delete the planning docs and plan-viewer pages that were committed during
development (migration plans, blueprint, TODO_BEFORE_MERGE, plan-viewer.html).
They are not part of the shipped viewer and only attract review noise.
* fix(next): address review findings (guards + correctness)
Apply CodeRabbit review comments on the migration code:
- commandsModule: guard missing viewport before setWindowLevel/render
- WindowLevel: drop stale activeDisplaySetUID when the viewport's display sets change
- SegmentationService: hard guard when segmentation lookup fails before backend classify
- LegacyViewportOperations: guard getActors()[0] before actor-chain calls
- CornerstoneViewportService: guard empty native stack imageIds; don't route generic
overlay-only mounts to legacy setVolumes; stop overwriting tracked display sets with
base-volume-only ids (drops SEG/RT/fusion overlay UIDs)
- getCornerstoneViewportType: list orthographic/volume3d in the invalid-type error
- nextViewports: skip reload (warn) when the toggle can't be persisted
- tmtv: guard missing focal point before mutating ROI annotation coordinates
- check-next-viewports-flag-reads: also catch bracket/destructured flag reads
* fix(overlay): show instance number on next viewports
The viewport overlay's getInstanceNumber switched on viewportData.viewportType,
which for next viewports is the native PLANAR_NEXT type (the stack/volume shape
is persisted separately as dataShapeType). The switch matched no case, so the
instance number was null and the overlay showed only the slice index/count.
Switch on (dataShapeType ?? viewportType) so next stack/volume viewports take
the correct branch (legacy is unaffected). Also make _getInstanceNumberFromVolume
read the view-plane normal via getViewReference for native viewports, which
expose no getCamera, so routing next volume viewports through it cannot throw.
* fix(overlay): refresh window level on series change for next viewports
The overlay's WW/WL comes from useViewportRendering, whose init effect reads the
VOI via getViewportProperties. On series change the effect re-runs, but native
(next) viewports expose only explicit VOI overrides through
getDisplaySetPresentation; a freshly shown series has none, so properties.voiRange
was undefined, setVoiRange was skipped, and the overlay kept showing the previous
series' window level. Legacy getProperties always returns the applied VOI, so only
native viewports were affected.
Fall back to the viewport's computed default VOI (getDefaultVOIRange) for generic
viewports when no override is stored, matching the LivewireContourTool and
WindowLevelTool bridges. Legacy behavior is unchanged.
* fix(scrollbar): seed slice state on orientation change for next viewports
The progress scrollbar seeded its slice state (imageIndex/numberOfSlices) only
when viewportData changed. Native (next) viewports keep the same viewportData
across a stack->volume transition or an orientation change, and the slice-
navigation event does not fire until the first scroll, so the scrollbar was
missing on the initial slice (or stale with a wrong slice count) until the user
scrolled once.
Re-seed the slice state from the live viewport on CAMERA_MODIFIED (which native
viewports emit on orientation/geometry changes, as the sibling full-mode hook
already relies on). A guard skips redundant state updates so pure pan/zoom does
not churn React state.
* refactor(next): call resetDisplaySetPresentation on reset
Follow the cs3D rename of the native viewport's presentation-reset method from
resetProperties to resetDisplaySetPresentation (the next viewport API uses
get/set DisplaySetPresentation, not get/set Properties). Behavior unchanged.
* fix(segmentation): make border/outline thickness slider integer-only
The Border (outline width) slider for labelmap and RTSTRUCT used step=0.1,
allowing fractional outline widths. Outline thickness is a pixel width and
should be a whole number, so use step=1 and round the committed value. The
fill/opacity sliders keep their fractional step.
* fix(crosshairs): guard resetCrosshairs against unregistered Crosshairs tool
resetCrosshairs (run by Reset Viewport) called toolGroup.getToolInstance('Crosshairs')
for every tool group; getToolInstance logs 'Crosshairs is not registered with this
toolGroup' when the tool is absent, and a next viewport's default tool group does not
include Crosshairs, so Reset Viewport logged a spurious warning. Guard the lookup with
toolGroup.hasTool('Crosshairs') and skip tool groups that lack it; also guard against a
missing tool group for the viewport.
* fix(next-fusion): promote source to volume slice when a data overlay is added
A data overlay (fusion) on a next (PLANAR_NEXT) viewport rendered the source as a
vtkImage stack while the overlay was a vtkVolumeSlice, producing a broken/unstable
fusion (geometry mismatch, intermittent across slices/scroll). Two causes:
1. CornerstoneCacheService.createViewportData built stack data when the fusion's
primary display set resolved to a stack shape, so the source never got a
volumeId. Force a volume (orthographic) shape when there are 2+ reconstructable
image display sets (a data fusion must be volume; legacy already did this, and
non-reconstructable SEG/RT overlays are excluded).
2. dataIdRegistry.register used first-writer-wins, so re-registering the source
(originally a vtkImage stack, no volumeId) with its fusion volumeId was dropped,
leaving its dataset volumeId-less -> the render-path decision kept it vtkImage.
Update the provider when a payload promotes a dataId to volume-backed.
Validated via agent-browser: adding a PT overlay onto a CT source now mounts both
as vtkVolumeSlice (mode=volume), the fusion is anatomically coherent and stable
across scroll, with no console errors.
* fix(next-rtss): keep referenced CT in stack mode on RTSTRUCT hydrate
RTSTRUCT (contour) hydration on a native PLANAR_NEXT viewport re-mounted the
referenced CT as a volume slice, which is the slow path the perf AC forbids.
Spike proved cs3d already renders contour segmentations on a stack/vtkImage
PLANAR_NEXT viewport (via the annotation + isReferenceViewable path), and that
stack-mode contour scroll is fast (~0.15ms/scroll, no metadata storm) once the
canvas-dimension layout-thrash fix is in place. The only remaining issue was the
hydrate re-mount promoting the CT to volume.
Pin the referenced viewport to 'stack' for RTSTRUCT hydration on next viewports:
hydrateSecondaryDisplaySet passes viewportType:'stack' (scoped to RTSTRUCT +
isNextViewportsEnabled), and loadSegmentationDisplaySetsForViewport applies it as
a per-mount viewportOptions override. SEG and legacy keep their current behavior.
Verified at runtime: after hydrate the viewport stays vtkImage/stack, contours
render across slices, scroll is 0.16ms with 0 metaData.get calls, CT VOI intact.
* fix(next-fusion): match legacy initial data-overlay opacity (~40%) on next viewports
The data-overlay add path passes a nominal colormap opacity of 0.9. Legacy
volume rendering attenuates that to ~40% effective via ray-cast opacity-unit-
distance correction, but native PLANAR_NEXT viewports composite the overlay as
a flat 2D image-slice blend with no such attenuation, so the same 0.9 rendered
at ~80-90%. Override the initial overlay opacity to 0.4 for next viewports
(mirrors the TMTV fusion NEXT_FUSION_PT_OPACITY), gated on isGenericViewport and
a numeric opacity so SEG/RTSTRUCT overlays and the legacy path are unaffected.
* fix(next-fusion): preserve fusion on orientation change in next viewports
The orientation corner menu branched on viewportType === ORTHOGRAPHIC to decide
in-place reorient vs viewport recreation. Native next viewports always report
planarNext, so a fusion already in volume mode wrongly took the recreation path,
which passes empty displaySetOptions and drops the PET overlay colormap/opacity
(rendering PET only). Branch instead on whether the live viewport is already in
volume mode (isOrthographicViewportType || utilities.viewportIsInVolumeMode):
volume-mode viewports reorient in place (setViewportOrientation, which preserves
all bindings and their presentation); only a genuine stack->volume conversion
recreates. Legacy ortho/stack behavior is unchanged.
* fix(next-seg): preserve base image window level through SEG hydration
Hydrating a SEG re-mounted the referenced image and restored a stale, computed
VOI from the LUT presentation store, brightening the base image (e.g. an MR went
from its DICOM WC/WW default to a volume min/max default). During the SEG-load
intermediate mount the base image briefly carries a computed default VOI; the
native read bridge returned it with no isComputedVOI marker, so cleanProperties
never stripped it and it was persisted then replayed over the correct default.
Legacy StackViewport tags computed VOIs (isComputedVOI) so they are stripped.
Mirror that: in getViewportProperties, stamp isComputedVOI on a native binding's
VOI when it matches the binding's getDefaultVOIRange, so the LUT capture strips
it. Harmless when a genuine user VOI equals the default (stripping falls back to
the same value).
* fix(next-mpr): re-seed slice scrollbar after post-mount camera carry
On a stack->volume/MPR transition the slice carry (e.g. layout-selector MPR HP
restoring the prior slice) moves the camera and fires its slice events
synchronously during the mount, before the scrollbar effect attaches its
listeners and around its initial seed -- so the scrollbar latched the mount-time
index. Re-seed once on the next frame after mount+carry settle; the pushSliceData
guard makes it a no-op when nothing changed (no churn).
* chore(deps): bump @cornerstonejs/* to 5.1.2
* chore: empty commit
* fix(next): use published genericViewportDisplaySetMetadataProvider export
The next viewport backend imported genericViewportDataSetMetadataProvider
from @cornerstonejs/core, a symbol that only existed in the local custom
cornerstone worktree (linked via symlink). Published cornerstone exports it
as genericViewportDisplaySetMetadataProvider (same add/remove/get/clear API).
CI always builds against published packages, so the production rspack build
failed (ESModulesLinkingError -> Netlify red) and the cypress dev-server
build showed a full-screen error overlay that blocked all clicks (PR_CHECKS
red). Renaming to the published symbol fixes both.
* test(e2e): extend Scoord3dProbe jump screenshot retry window
The jump-to-measurement screenshot was the only failing assertion (pre/post
hydration pass). It uses waitVolumeLoad:false, so on slower CI the dynamic
tfl_dyn_fast_tra series can still be progressively loading when the shot is
taken, giving a partial probe value (52.0 vs baseline 78.0) and shifted VOI.
Raise checkForScreenshot attempts 10->20 and delay 1250->2000ms (~11s -> ~40s)
to let the volume settle before failing.
* fix(next): address review findings (scaleBy 3D crash, fusion W/L target, off-path gate, seg export perf)
- NextViewportOperations.scaleBy: guard getZoom/setZoom so the zoom hotkey
no-ops on a native VolumeViewport3D instead of throwing (matches legacy).
- Native setWindowLevel: forward displaySetInstanceUID so PT/CT fusion W/L
targets the intended binding (mirrors setColormap) instead of always source.
- CornerstoneCacheService: scope the reconstructable-fusion STACK->ORTHOGRAPHIC
promotion to PLANAR_NEXT so the legacy (flag-off) path stays byte-identical.
- dicom-seg buildLabelmap3D: precompute a referencedImageId->index Map to drop
the multi-layer export from O(slices^2) to O(slices).
* fix(next): address CodeRabbit review (dispatch discriminator, seg return contract, error msg)
- NextViewportBackend.dispatchMount: route stack/volume on the persisted
dataShapeType contract instead of the lazily-populated 'volume' field probe.
- SegmentationService.attemptStackToVolumeConversion: return false explicitly on
the frame-of-reference-mismatch path to honor the Promise<boolean> contract.
- getCornerstoneViewportType: list orthographic/volume3d in the legacy-path
invalid-type error (both are valid and handled above the throw).
* test(next): update getCornerstoneViewportType invalid-type assertion
Match the legacy-path error message now listing orthographic/volume3d (b16129ece).
* chore(next): replace dev toggle + flag-read guard with URL opt-in
- Remove the .scripts/check-next-viewports-flag-reads.mjs CI guard and its
package.json script entry.
- Drop the TEMP ToggleNextViewport toolbar button across all modes plus the
toggleNextViewports command and getToolbarModule evaluator (revert mode files
to their master state; keep the real native-path toolbar fixes).
- Remove the localStorage override / toggleNextViewportsAndReload from
nextViewports.ts; resolveNextViewportsEnabled now honors a ?useNextViewports
URL query param (true/1/empty enable) over appConfig.
- Stop forcing useNextViewports:true in default.js (opt-in via URL/appConfig).
- Preserve useNextViewports across navigation (preserveQueryParameters).
* fix(tmtv): keep legacy fusion PT opacity ramp; flatten only on next path
Flattening the fusion PT opacity to a scalar 0.9 in hpViewports changed the
legacy TMTV fusion rendering (the ramp keeps low PT values transparent so the CT
shows through). Restore the legacy ramp in hpViewports and instead replace it
with the flat native scalar (0.4) inside getHangingProtocolModule only when
useNextViewports is on, so legacy is unchanged and native still gets a flat blend.
* redo
* fix(next): avoid top-level dicomWebUtils destructure crash on boot
getSopClassHandlerModule destructured transferDenaturalizedDataset /
fixMultiValueKeys from dicomWebUtils at module-eval time. This module and
@ohif/extension-default form a circular import, so dicomWebUtils can be
undefined at eval time depending on bundler module order; the top-level
destructure then throws (Cannot destructure property ... of dicomWebUtils
as it is undefined) and crashes app boot before the Layout renders, which
surfaced as the Playwright globalSetup warmup timing out on [data-cy=Layout].
Access the utils lazily at call time inside getDICOMwebMetadata instead.
* fix(next): guard remount no-op path and defer legacy camera snapshot
- CornerstoneViewportService.updateViewport: backend.remount() is typed
Promise<void> | undefined and returns undefined for viewport families with
no re-mount path; guard before .then() so those families no longer throw.
- LegacyViewportBackend.remount: take the camera snapshot inside the volume
branch (the only consumer) instead of before the family checks, so families
without a camera surface no-op safely and the stack path skips a dead call.
Addresses CodeRabbit review findings on PR #6101.
* feat(next): add ?cpu=true URL opt-in to force the CPU render path
Mirrors the ?useNextViewports opt-in: a cpu URL query param overrides
appConfig.useCPURendering per-session (?cpu, =true, or =1 enable it).
Wired through cornerstone.setUseCPURendering in init, whose global flag is
consulted by the GenericViewport PlanarRenderPathDecisionService for both
the image (CPU_IMAGE) and volume (CPU_VOLUME) paths, so under
useNextViewports a single ?cpu=true forces the next viewport onto CPU.
Extracted the shared query-param parsing into resolveBooleanUrlOptIn.
* feat(cornerstone): select render backends via viewportRendering param
Replaces the boolean cpu URL param with viewportRendering=cpu|webgl|auto
(or any backend registered via cornerstone registerRenderBackend, e.g. a
webgpu backend), mapped to the cornerstone render-backend registry. A
per-viewport-type override (e.g. orthographic.viewportRendering=cpu) is
passed as the per-mount renderBackend option on native planar mounts.
The global value also drives the legacy useCPURendering flag so legacy
viewports follow the same selection, letting a session force GPU when
the deployed config defaults to CPU.
* fix(dicom-seg): store overlapping segmentations as binary SEG
A LABELMAP SEG frame stores a single label per voxel, so the labelmap
encoder cannot represent overlapping segments (the later layer wins).
When the export produces multiple overlapping layers and the resolved
store mode is labelmap, switch that store to the binary SEG encoding,
which writes overlapping segments as separate frames referencing the
same source slice.
* fix(cornerstone): apply review fixes to viewport backends
- Anchor the cached-volume lookup in NextViewportAdapter to the
loaderSchema:displaySetInstanceUID id shape instead of a substring
match, so a derived volume id embedding the same UID cannot resolve.
- Keep the viewing orientation on fitViewportToWindow (scaleBy 0) for
native planar viewports, matching legacy resetCamera semantics.
- Release legacy WSI metadata-provider registrations through the same
ref-counted DataIdRegistry the native backend uses, so entries are
removed on viewport disable and service destroy.
* test(cornerstone): use real volumeId shape in adapter contract test
The anchored cached-volume lookup rejects ids that merely embed the
display set UID, so the mock now uses the real
volumeLoaderSchema:displaySetInstanceUID shape and asserts an embedded
UID id does not match.
* docs(config): document useNextViewports and viewportRendering in default config
Gives deployments an obvious place to opt into the native Generic
Viewport path and configure its render backend. Both stay off/auto by
default; the explicit false preserves the opt-in contract.
* refactor(config): group next viewport settings under genericViewports
Replaces the two top-level app config keys (useNextViewports,
viewportRendering) with one genericViewports object:
{ enabled, viewportRendering }. The URL params are unchanged.
* chore(deps): bump cornerstone packages to 5.4.15
Picks up the planar initial-slice remap fix (cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#2799):
opening a SEG display set now lands on the first segmented slice instead of
its mirror when the cached volume reverses the imageId ordering.
* test(segmentation): verify overlapping SEG rendering
* fix(sr): make SCOORD3D hydration deterministic
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- Insert ServiceProvidersManager providers ahead of the dialog/modal
providers in App.tsx: modal content renders as a sibling of the
provider's children, so contexts registered via the manager (e.g.
ActiveThemeProvider) were out of scope and the appearance modal
crashed with 'useActiveTheme must be used within an ActiveThemeProvider'.
- Persist the worklist preview panel open/closed state in
sessionStorage so it survives navigating into a study and back.
- Keep the DICOM tag browser instance number label on one line:
the words truncate, the (n of total) digits never clip.
* feat(segmentation): replace One Click Segment with ClickSegmentTool
Wire OHIF to ClickSegmentTool from Cornerstone3D (#2780), rename the
toolbox button to Click to Segment, and enable it only on PET (PT)
viewports.
* chore(deps): bump @cornerstonejs packages to 5.4.13
Pick up ClickSegmentTool from the published Cornerstone3D release so
OHIF installs the tool from npm without a local CS3D link.
The Queue tests measured real setTimeout wall-clock time and asserted
elapsed < 2 * threshold. On busy CI runners a 2400ms timer can take
longer than 4800ms to fire, failing the assertion intermittently (seen
in downstream validation runs). Switch to jest's modern fake timers so
elapsed is exactly the timeout delay: the tests are deterministic and
no longer spend ~5 seconds of real time waiting.
* feat: Add extensibility for tmtv and segmentation modes
* Fixes for ordering issues on laod
* Remove unnecessary reference lookup
* Chane side panel timing to fix tests
* PR comments - change how mode definitions get created
* Improvements to mode customizations
* Start organizing customizations
* Misc fixes for a customization demo page
* Security fixes
* PR requested changes to naming
* fix: Several new worklist issues
* refactor: Export a single OnStudyDoubleClick type from the StudyList barrel
Addresses PR review feedback: the double-click handler signature was
written out in both TableProps and the WorkList customization cast,
so the two could drift apart.
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* feat: Run worklist study double-click as a command, registrable by modes
- Modes can now export getCommandsModule on their definition; appInit
registers it (via the new ExtensionManager.registerCommandsModule)
before the mode is instantiated, in a new 'WORKLIST' commands context,
so the commands are available on the worklist before any mode route
is entered.
- The workList.onStudyDoubleClick customization is now a command run
input (name/options) instead of a bare function, defaulting to the
new launchDefaultMode command, which launches the default workflow
falling back to the first applicable one. commandOptions.workflowId
overrides it to a specific mode.
- Duplicate mode ids are now skipped before running their modeFactory
rather than after.
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* feat: Update to use pnpm (#6031) [simulated squash-merge]
* feat: load DICOM SEG images via imageLoader
* feat: load DICOM SEG images via imageLoader
* PR review fixes
* Test fragment of compressed multiframes
* fix: Removed dependencies incorrectly
* Update frame as a targetted change to avoid stripping remaining params
* lock
* Update test to agree with the missing representation branch
* test(contour): contour color change coverage (#6042)
* test(contour): contour interactions delete segment (#6069)
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* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.98 [skip ci]
* feat(testing): OHIF Test Agent Skills (#5993)
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.99 [skip ci]
* test(contour): Add the ContourSegmentToggleLock.spec.ts test file to test contour locking (#6072)
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.100 [skip ci]
* chore(testing): Flock lock for playwright tests; Pin node version for OHIF; add more workers (#6099)
* update Cypress apt deps for Ubuntu Noble (drop libgconf-2-4, libasound2→libasound2t64)
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.101 [skip ci]
* Debug fixes
* perf(seg): pass explicit frame decode concurrency (16) to SEG loader
Pass an explicit concurrency value (SEG_FRAME_DECODE_CONCURRENCY = 16) into
createFromDicomSegImageId rather than relying on the adapter default, so the
SEG frame fetch/decode parallelism is set at the call site and is ready to
become configurable.
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* docs(behaviours): add behaviours section + multiframe Part 10 prefetch proposal
Start a "Behaviours" docs section for documenting how the system and UI behave
end-to-end (observed behaviours, design proposals, and failure modes), with an
index README and a Docusaurus category.
First entry is the proposal for loading a multiframe SEG as a single Part 10
instance: prefetch the whole instance (gated by loadMultiframeAsPart10RaceTimeMs),
parse it with dcmjs (handling multipart/related vs raw DICOM), and register the
per-frame compressed pixels into the Cornerstone3D core image cache (the single
uniform frame registry) so the per-frame load path is served locally while the
standard decode path is unchanged. Best-effort: falls back to per-frame fetches
on any failure.
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* Pre-cache the image data using a full part10 file for performance
* Add customizations to specify type of segmentation save
* Add clearcache of the cacheData
* Bump @cornerstonejs/* pins 5.1.3 -> 5.4.10 to match libs/@cornerstonejs base
libs/@cornerstonejs (fix/use-imageLoader-for-seg) is based on the released
cs3d 5.4.10 (merge-base with origin/main is the 5.4.10 version bump), so pin
OHIF to that release. The local branch changes still reach the app via the
cs3d:link symlinks; these pins keep the lockfile/npm fallback aligned.
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* Fix seg OOM
* fix: file meta garbage element, bogus NumberOfFrames, unguarded source-map-loader
- dicomWriter: drop the naturalized meta.TransferSyntaxUID assignment that
dcmjs wrote as a garbage (0000,0000) element into every saved file's meta
group (download / clipboard / local wadouri blob / local store); keep the
hex 00020010 assignment, which is required for string-form _meta fallbacks.
- registerNaturalizedDatasetForLocalWadouri: keep the computed frame count
local so single-frame IODs (SR, RTSTRUCT) no longer gain a bogus
NumberOfFrames element in their serialized form.
- rsbuild.config: resolve source-map-loader opportunistically (it is not a
project dependency; the rule only serves the gitignored cs3d-link
workflow) so fresh clones no longer crash at config load.
- Regression tests for both writer fixes (mutation-checked).
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* PR review comment fixes
* Update versions
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* Add customization URL parameter
* fix: Preserve should be customizeable
* Update customizations docs
* fix: Overlay items on patient name
* Add customization test
* Fix resolve to absolute path
* fix: Warn on no data in load
* Remove unused customization stuff
* fix: PR comments
* Update stored parameters to only use an array for mulitples
* Remove requires ohif.* special call out
* Remove strict mode
* PR comments
* Document segmentation examples
* Add three examples as requested
* PR comments
* lock
* Remove old customizatoin export
* fix: Ordering issues on customization loads
* fix: Use correct default for dev builds app config
* Fixes for conflicts
* chore: restore pnpm-lock.yaml to match master
The lockfile diff was incidental peer-descriptor churn and carried no
functional dependency change. It tripped the CircleCI security-audit gate
(which only runs when pnpm-lock.yaml is in the PR diff), surfacing a
pre-existing critical `decompress` transitive vuln that also exists on
master. Restoring master's lockfile removes the audit trigger.
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* fix(ci): restore json5 lockfile entry; ignore unfixable decompress GHSA
The previous commit restored pnpm-lock.yaml from master, which dropped the
json5@2.2.3 entry that platform/core legitimately depends on (JSONC parsing
for the customization feature). That broke `--frozen-lockfile` install
(ERR_PNPM_OUTDATED_LOCKFILE). This restores the correct lockfile.
Because the lockfile must change (json5), the CircleCI security-audit gate
runs and previously failed on a critical `decompress` <=4.2.1 zip-slip
advisory. This is a pre-existing transitive vuln (present on master too) with
no published patch — decompress's latest release is 4.2.1, so no version
bump/override can resolve it. It reaches the tree only via @itk-wasm/dam, a
build/data-asset extraction tool under @cornerstonejs/labelmap-interpolation.
Add GHSA-mp2f-45pm-3cg9 to the existing pnpm-workspace.yaml auditConfig
ignoreGhsas accepted-risk list, matching how the repo already exempts other
build-tooling advisories. `pnpm audit --audit-level high` now passes locally
(1 critical ignored, 0 high).
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* test(e2e): fix visitStudy URL encoding that broke mpr2 study load
The visitStudy rewrite (added for the ?customization= option) built the URL
with new URLSearchParams({ StudyInstanceUIDs: studyInstanceUID }), which
percent-encodes the value. mpr2.spec.ts embeds an extra param in the UID
string ('<uid>&hangingprotocolid=mpr'), so the & and = were encoded and the
whole thing collapsed into one invalid StudyInstanceUIDs value -> the study
could not be found ('studies are not available'), the viewer never rendered,
and the side-panel-header-right click timed out.
Restore master's raw concatenation for StudyInstanceUIDs (so embedded params
survive as separate query params) while still appending the customization
option separately. Only mpr2 embeds & in the UID, matching the single failure.
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* PR comments
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- move authenticated rendered media loading into the datasource\n- route DICOM video display sets through Cornerstone video viewports\n- add a 3.12 to 3.13 migration note for the removed DICOM-video viewport namespace
* Fix: Segmentation "Hide All" fails when switching from 2D to 3D four-up viewport
* Update based on the review comment on segmentation load in 3d fourup
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* fix: simplify the conditional logic
* fix: playwright test
* fix: playwright test
* fix: render timeout in test
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Testing this needs a release and there are no functional changes, only pnpm migration issues, so merging early for test.
* fix: pnpm related dependency bugs - nothing funcitonal
* Undo peer dependency due to non-pnpm integration issues
This is a fix to pnpm deployment which needs testing as the final part of origin/master release
No functional changes
* fix(docs): remove stray tool-call tags breaking the MDX build
platform/docs/docs/migration-guide/3p12-to-3p13/build-tooling.md ended with
two orphan closing tags (leftover tool-call serialization artifacts):
</content>
</invoke>
Docusaurus compiles Markdown as MDX (JSX-aware), so the orphan closing tag
failed the docs build:
MDX compilation failed ... Unexpected closing slash in tag, expected an
open tag first (build-tooling.md line 402)
This was the remaining blocker for build-and-deploy-docs once the
--no-frozen-lockfile change let the install step succeed. A scan of the docs
tree found no other such artifacts. Verified locally: docusaurus build now
generates static files with no MDX errors.
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* Update lockfile and avoid freshness check on every command
* fix(release): keep workspace:* in the repo, concretize only at publish
The release flow rewrote internal @ohif/* dependency specifiers to the concrete
version and committed them, so pnpm-lock.yaml (which records workspace links)
drifted from the manifests on every version bump. The resulting
ERR_PNPM_OUTDATED_LOCKFILE broke every frozen install: Netlify (viewer-dev),
the docs deploy, pnpm's pre-run deps check, and post-merge installs.
Keep workspace:* everywhere in the committed repo and move the concrete-version
substitution to publish time only:
- publish-version.mjs: bump each package's own `version` field only; stop
rewriting @ohif/* dependency/peerDependency specifiers.
- publish-package.mjs: publish with `pnpm publish --no-git-checks` instead of
`npm publish`. pnpm rewrites workspace:* to the exact version in the published
tarball; npm would publish the literal "workspace:*", which npm/yarn consumers
cannot resolve.
- One-time: revert the 25 workspace manifests' @ohif/* specifiers to workspace:*
(version fields untouched) and regenerate pnpm-lock.yaml to match.
Because internal deps are workspace:* (links, not versions in the lockfile),
version bumps no longer change pnpm-lock.yaml, so it stays in sync and frozen
installs keep working.
Verified: `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile` passes, and `pnpm pack` of @ohif/core
emits a tarball whose @ohif/ui dependency is the exact version (3.13.0-beta.92),
not workspace:*.
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* docs(ci): correct build-docs install comment for workspace:* release flow
publish-version.mjs no longer rewrites @ohif/* deps to concrete versions, so
the old comment was stale. Internal deps stay workspace:* and the lockfile
stays consistent; pnpm publish concretizes only the published tarball.
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* ci(docs): use --frozen-lockfile now that the lockfile no longer drifts
With internal deps as workspace:* the lockfile stays in sync across version
bumps, so the docs deploy can install frozen -- failing fast on genuine
lockfile drift instead of silently reconciling. The --no-frozen-lockfile
workaround is no longer needed.
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* ci: use --frozen-lockfile in CI install steps now that the lockfile is stable
Internal @ohif/* deps are workspace:* so pnpm-lock.yaml no longer drifts; the
UNIT_TESTS/BUILD/NPM_PUBLISH installs can run frozen and fail fast on genuine
drift. Kept --no-frozen-lockfile only where it is still required: the Dockerfile
(platform/docs is excluded from the build context) and the playwright CS3D-version
step (mutates @cornerstonejs versions before installing).
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* test: stability of seg load mpr test
* Better drag fix for crosshairs
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Merging for testing since this can't be tested without a merge to master
fix(ci): use --no-frozen-lockfile for docs deploy (pnpm migration)
The Build and Deploy Docs workflow ran `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile` and
failed on every master push after the pnpm migration:
[ERR_PNPM_OUTDATED_LOCKFILE] pnpm-lock.yaml is not up to date with
platform/core/package.json
- @ohif/ui (lockfile: workspace:*, manifest: 3.13.0-beta.90)
publish-version.mjs rewrites @ohif/* workspace deps from "workspace:*" to the
concrete release version and commits that bump to master, so the committed
manifests intentionally drift from pnpm-lock.yaml. Every CircleCI job already
passes --no-frozen-lockfile for exactly this reason (pnpm-workspace.yaml sets
frozenLockfile:true as the default); the docs workflow was the lone job still
using frozen and so broke the docs deploy.
Switch the docs install to --no-frozen-lockfile to match the rest of CI.
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* fix(ci): write npm auth token to ~/.npmrc so publishes authenticate
NPM_PUBLISH wrote the registry auth token to ~/repo/.npmrc (the repo root),
but publish-package.mjs does process.chdir(packageDirectory) and runs
`npm publish` from inside each package (platform/ui, extensions/*, ...). npm
reads the project .npmrc from that package dir and the user .npmrc from
$HOME -- it never walks up to ~/repo/.npmrc -- so every publish failed with
ENEEDAUTH ("need auth ... requires you to be logged in").
publish-package.mjs catches and swallows per-package publish errors, so
NPM_PUBLISH still exited 0 and reported green; the breakage was silent. As a
result no @ohif/* package newer than 3.13.0-beta.89 (the last publish before
the pnpm migration) reached npm -- beta.90 and beta.91 are missing and the
beta dist-tag is stuck at beta.89.
Write the token to ~/.npmrc (npm per-user config, read regardless of cwd)
instead. This also stops clobbering the committed workspace-config .npmrc
(node-linker=hoisted) at the repo root, which the in-job pnpm install/build
relies on. Applied to all three auth steps for consistency.
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* fix(docker): copy preinstall.js before pnpm install in builder stage
The builder stage copies only the package.json manifests, runs
`pnpm install --no-frozen-lockfile`, and copies the rest of the source
afterward (for layer caching). But the root package.json defines a
"preinstall" lifecycle script (node preinstall.js) that pnpm runs at the
start of install -- before the source copy -- so the script file was absent
and install aborted:
. preinstall$ node preinstall.js
Error: Cannot find module '/usr/src/app/preinstall.js' (MODULE_NOT_FOUND)
ERROR: process "pnpm install --no-frozen-lockfile" did not complete
This surfaced once the .npmrc COPY fix (#6076) let the build advance past
the earlier COPY failure. preinstall.js is self-contained (it no-ops without
GITHUB_TOKEN and guards the AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md symlink with existsSync), so
copying just the script into the early manifest layer is sufficient.
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* fix(build): declare postcss plugins in platform/app for Docker build
The shared root postcss.config.js (which platform/app re-exports) loads
postcss-import, postcss-preset-env, and cssnano, but none were declared in
platform/app or the root. They only reached node_modules by being hoisted
from platform/docs (postcss-import, postcss-preset-env) and transitively
(cssnano). The Docker image excludes platform/docs via .dockerignore and
libs/@cornerstonejs is not a workspace member, so under pnpm's stricter
node-linker=hoisted the app build failed to resolve the plugins:
Loading PostCSS "postcss-preset-env" plugin failed:
Cannot find module 'postcss-preset-env'
(The accompanying "Can't resolve assets/woff2/latin.woff2" error was a
cascade from the broken PostCSS chain and clears with this fix.)
Declare the three plugins the config explicitly loads as devDependencies of
platform/app, pinned to the versions already resolved by working builds
(postcss-import@14.1.0, postcss-preset-env@7.8.3, cssnano@5.1.15), so the
build no longer depends on incidental hoisting from docs.
The lockfile was regenerated against a workspace:* baseline so the only
@ohif change is none -- the diff adds just the postcss plugin trees, keeping
specifiers at workspace:* per the repo's convention. Verified by building the
full Docker image locally: rspack compiles with 0 errors and the image
exports successfully.
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fix(ci): restore committed .npmrc in Docker build jobs (pnpm migration)
The pnpm migration (#6031) made the Dockerfile COPY .npmrc into the
builder stage because pnpm needs the workspace config it carries
(node-linker=hoisted, link-workspace-packages). But the Docker jobs still
ran `rm -f ./.npmrc` immediately before `docker build` -- a leftover from
when .npmrc only held npm credentials. NPM_PUBLISH overwrites the tracked
.npmrc with a publish auth token and persists it to the workspace, so the
Docker jobs deleted the file the Dockerfile requires:
ERROR [builder 6/13] COPY package.json pnpm-lock.yaml pnpm-workspace.yaml .npmrc ./
failed to compute cache key: "/.npmrc": not found
DEPLOY_MASTER therefore failed at DOCKER_BETA_PUBLISH on every master
build after the migration (NPM_PUBLISH still pushed the version bump first,
so npm packages shipped but the latest-beta image never did -- leaving
viewer-dev.ohif.org stuck on the prior beta).
Replace `rm -f ./.npmrc` with `git checkout -- .npmrc` in the four Docker
*build* jobs so the committed, token-free workspace-config .npmrc is
restored before the build. The two manifest jobs keep `rm` since they do
not build from the Dockerfile.
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* Initial pnpm change
* Install/update in pnpm sort of works
* Attempt to fix install
* fix pnpm
* Refactor build process to use RSPack instead of Webpack across multiple extensions and modes. Update package.json scripts for development and production builds, and adjust webpack configuration files to accommodate new plugin imports and settings.
* Update RSPack dependencies to version 2.0.0 across the project, enhancing compatibility and performance. Refactor webpack configuration in multiple extensions and modes to utilize the new library structure for UMD output. Adjust package.json scripts and settings for improved build processes.
* Implement migration guide for OHIF 3.13, detailing the transition from Webpack to Rspack v2, the shift to pnpm workspaces, and the increase in minimum Node.js version to 24. Include new build commands, plugin replacements, and updates to package configurations across the monorepo.
* Fix some dev:fast bugs
* Move netlify to top level and remove webpack builds
* Update version script to deal with lerna missing
* chore(tests): Update multiple screenshot test images for various specs
* feat(screenshot-reviewer): Add screenshot review tool and update package.json scripts
* fix(DICOMSRDisplayTool): Improve actor presence check in viewport
* chore(tests): Update multiple screenshot assets for various specs
* chore(tests): Integrate waitForPaintToSettle and waitForViewportsRendered in multiple specs for improved rendering stability
* chore(tests): Update screenshot assets for SEGHydration and SEGNoHydration specs
* test: update progressive loading screenshots
* jest 30 test fixes for compatibility with pnpm cs3d
* Use correct setDisplaySets instead of setDataId
* fix: Naming change for LegacyVolumeViewport3D
* Update to allow tolerance for contour tests
* update
* fix
* refactor: Replace instanceof checks with utility functions for viewport type validation
* fix: Update createSegmentationForViewport to handle undefined displaySetInstanceUID gracefully
* bun lock
* chore(pnpm): align workspace setup to cornerstone3D and address PR review
- .npmrc / pnpm-workspace.yaml: mirror cs3d (node-linker hoisted,
strict-peer-dependencies=false, link/prefer workspace packages,
minimumReleaseAge, frozenLockfile); sync axios 1.17.0 + tmp override
- root: packageManager pnpm@11.4.0, engines pnpm >=11, wire preinstall.js
- restore preinstall.js (token/private-repo + CLAUDE->AGENTS symlink)
- playwright.yml: keep base CS3D-integration workflow, switch only the
package manager (bun/yarn -> pnpm) and node 20 -> 24
- webpack.base.js: revert prod devtool to source-map (drop hidden-source-map)
- remove @percy/cypress; .netlify + cli templates engines pnpm >=11
- Dockerfile pin pnpm@11; document tests/globalSetup.ts warmup
- drop dicom-sr -> measurement-tracking edge (breaks pnpm cyclic dep)
* chore(pnpm): regenerate lockfile and restore cs3d:* dev scripts
- Regenerate pnpm-lock.yaml against the resolved workspace (cycle removed,
cs3d 4.22.10, workspace:* internal deps).
- Restore cs3d:checkout/check/build/watch/install/link/unlink helper scripts
(dropped when taking the PR's root scripts), converted yarn -> pnpm since
the local cornerstone3D checkout is now pnpm too.
* Merge base branch issues
* Link ohif app
* ci: pin pnpm to 11.4.0 in action-setup (was version: latest)
version: latest floats across runs and breaks reproducibility. Pin to the repo's packageManager version (pnpm@11.4.0) in both playwright and build-docs workflows.
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* fix: Accidental commit of .npmrc config
* Fix build issues
* build fix
* Dependency fixes
* fix: Dependency bug in app on extensions/modes
* Fix output configuration
* Replace percy screenshots with native cypress
* Remove percy screenshot entirely
* fix: Build issues
* force click to prevent canvas cover issues
* Enable swiftshader
* Update launch of electron
* fix: Broken size calculation
* Empty change to force a re-build
* fix(cypress): generate ui-next tailwind classes; drop unsupported electron arg
Tailwind only scanned @ohif/ui-next via ../../node_modules/@ohif/ui-next, which no longer resolves under the pnpm layout, so ui-next-unique classes (e.g. toolbar split-button sizing) were never generated. Those buttons' hit-boxes collapsed, producing Cypress 'covered by element' failures on toolbar interactions. Scan ui-next by direct filesystem path like ui/extensions/modes.
Also stop pushing --enable-unsafe-swiftshader into Electron's launchOptions.args (Electron ignores it and warns); it is supplied via ELECTRON_EXTRA_LAUNCH_ARGS in CI. The arg is still pushed for non-electron chromium (local chrome).
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* fix(e2e): disable dev-server overlay during coverage runs
The rspack dev-server client overlay injects an iframe (id=rspack-dev-server-client-overlay) that intercepts pointer events, causing Playwright/Cypress clicks on toolbar buttons to time out (e.g. MicroscopyPanel). Disable the overlay when COVERAGE=true (e2e/Playwright webServer) while keeping it for normal local dev.
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* fix(microscopy): provide dicom-microscopy-viewer runtime assets
The microscopy viewer is loaded at runtime via peerImport('dicom-microscopy-viewer'), which fetches the copied asset served at /dicom-microscopy-viewer/. Two issues prevented those assets from reaching dist, so the viewer never initialized and drawing produced no measurement row:
1) dicom-microscopy-viewer was declared in no workspace package.json (only under libs/@cornerstonejs), so it was not installed at root node_modules and the pluginConfig copy source did not exist. Declare it (0.48.6, matching libs) in the microscopy extension.
2) createCopyPluginToDist appended the public/dist folder name to entries that specify an explicit directory, breaking the dicom-microscopy-viewer public entry (looked for .../dynamic-import/public). Use an explicit directory as-is; only append the folder name for package-derived entries.
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* Update to pnpm 11.5.2 and cs3d 5.0.2
* Lock file
* fix: Update to newer versions of actions to try to fix hang
* Remove unnecessary version
* fix: Tests that are flaky
* PR comments
* Incorrect run name
* docs: Explain pluginConfig tooling
* Updated notes on pluginConfig and PR comments
* fix: resolve plugins in rsbuild build and fix directory-based asset copy
rsbuild.config.ts: merge getPluginResolveAliases() and an @ohif/app$ alias into resolve.alias, and add resolve.modules (root, platform/app, platform/ui node_modules) so extensions resolve their shared @ohif/* imports. Brings the rsbuild (dev:fast) path to parity with webpack.pwa.js / webpack.base.js.
writePluginImportsFile.js: treat a 'directory' on an extension/mode entry as the package root and copy its public/ and dist/ subdirs instead of the whole directory; public-section entries keep copying their directory verbatim via a new literalDirectory flag.
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* refactor: share resolve alias/modules between webpack and rsbuild configs
Extract the resolve.alias (@ohif/app, @, @components, ...) and the node_modules search paths into .webpack/resolveConfig.js, the single source of truth consumed by both webpack.base.js (and every per-package webpack.prod/.dev.js that merges it) and rsbuild.config.ts. getModules(srcDir) appends the building package's own source root, preserving the previous per-package behavior. Ends the drift where the rsbuild path kept missing aliases/module paths that webpack.base.js already had.
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* Add a timeout on git fetch and avoid all the unnecessary mirrros
* PR comments and tests
* Remove cache to prevent corrupting the cache key/setup.
* Fix stale/corrupted pnpm installer
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* chore(tests): Update multiple screenshot test images for various specs
* feat(screenshot-reviewer): Add screenshot review tool and update package.json scripts
* fix(DICOMSRDisplayTool): Improve actor presence check in viewport
* chore(tests): Update multiple screenshot assets for various specs
* chore(tests): Integrate waitForPaintToSettle and waitForViewportsRendered in multiple specs for improved rendering stability
* chore(tests): Update screenshot assets for SEGHydration and SEGNoHydration specs
* test: update progressive loading screenshots
* jest 30 test fixes for compatibility with pnpm cs3d
* Use correct setDisplaySets instead of setDataId
* fix: Naming change for LegacyVolumeViewport3D
* Update to allow tolerance for contour tests
* update
* fix
* refactor: Replace instanceof checks with utility functions for viewport type validation
* fix: Update createSegmentationForViewport to handle undefined displaySetInstanceUID gracefully
* bun lock
* fix: Install cs3d with pnpm instead of bun
* Update node version for playwright
* Update to v5.0.0 of cs3d
* fix: Build dependency
* audit
* Change to a web await retry assert
* Fix timing related test failures
* fix: Freehand close
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* Update to use beta 5.0
* fix: unit tests
* fix: Allow slow server/test rendering to still work
* Update tests to use viewport grid compare
* Fix storage of stale retries actual/diff files
* cs3d linking fixees
* Linking for cs3d metadata
* Use metadata import for suv scaling
* Fix suv import
* Use type for import
* fix: Metadata registration ordering
* Use beta for upstream
* Merge from origin/master
* Revert tests to master
* Undo beta version changes
* Revert bun.lock file to that of master.
* Reduce test failure retries to one per test. Cap the number of failed total tests to 10. Replace the JSON reporter with the HTML reporter.
* Add generic provider back in
* Deprecate OHIF versions of cs3d utils
* fix
* Undo some cs3d beta dependencies so this PR could be merged
* Build fix
* Fixing build issues
* build issue
* bun lock
* Temporary cache clear to resolve build issue
* Cache bust
* Remove the babel hoist fix attempt
* Cache netlify toml issue
* Fix netlify cache issue
* Try to fix cache dependency issue
* Try update resolutions
* babel hoist fix
* fix: Remove netlify cache bust
* Revert pinned versions
* PR comments on duplicated suv-factors
* Undo lock changes and isEqual add
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* Add (better) assertions for area calculation fixes.
* Add SVG and measurement side panel area for freehand ROI test.
* Add Playwright viewport screenshot scope migration guide.
* Update cornerstonjs dependencies to 4.22.8. Ensure all versions of @babel/preset-env are 7.29.5.
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* fix: Use newer ONNX version and load without errors
* Only changes to enable SAM again
* fix(seg hydration): auto-hydrate RT struct on second load with disableConfirmationPrompts (#5875)
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.34 [skip ci]
* fix(Threshold tool): Threshold tool no longer becomes deselected when the Dynamic option is selected (#5884)
fix(Threshold tool): Added 'ThresholdCircularBrushDynamic' to the toolNames array so the evaluator correctly recognizes it as an active state for the Threshold button when Dynamic mode is selected.
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.35 [skip ci]
* fix: Modalities in study list should select starts with as primary (#5886)
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.36 [skip ci]
* fix(security): Bump tar version to address CVE-2026-31802. (#5893)
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.37 [skip ci]
* fix(segmentation): Display "No description S:{series number} {modality}" for segmentations with no label. (#5874)
* Bump CS3D dependency to get the fallbackLabel field additions.
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.38 [skip ci]
* fix(window level): The window level value is not displayed by default on all the viewports when selecting common/custom layout and TMTV. (#5865)
* fix(window level): Set up listener for viewport availability such that the initial window level can be read and displayed.
* PR feedback.
* PR feedback.
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* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.39 [skip ci]
* fix(security): Bump flattened version to address CVE-2026-32141. (#5897)
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.40 [skip ci]
* fix(sr-hydration): enable hydration and arrow navigation for 3D SR measurements (#5887)
Joe is away, so approving based on the code having the requested change, and otherwise looking good/passing tests.
* fix(sr-hydration): enable hydration and arrows navigation for 3D SR measurements
* test: add automated test for SR measurement navigation with arrows after hydration
* add cross-study warning in the 3D branch
* test: address reviewer feedback for the test
* fix: support 3D and 2D annotations for SR hydration
* test: improve navigation to first image
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* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.41 [skip ci]
* feat: Add combined build (#5895)
* Add combined build
* Link script location update
* Security and validation fixes
* Allow specifying target path in PR description
* fix: Version match
* Fix build detection issue
* fix: Playwright deploy
* Separate out the branch merge guard
* Update docs and link info
* test: Update the layout change to wait for network idle
* Move audit late so the rest of the build can be worked on
* Add text with network check to ensure we see this change is updated
* Attempt to fix the mpr loading on ohif-downstream
* PR review comments
* Update docs
* Update to CS3D 4.20.0
* PR comments
* Add log on ohif-integration builds
* Update build test
* Removed unused space to kickoff build
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.42 [skip ci]
* fix(SR): Added support for spline and live wire SR items. (#5870)
* fix(SR): Added support for spline and live wire SR items.
* Apply suggestion from @greptile-apps[bot]
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* Add a script to checkout a worktree for test builds
* fix: Allow download for testing sr validator
* Remove script that wasn't intended to be included
* Bump CS3D version.
* PR comments - simplify code and use single codepath for download
* Allow both download and save buttons for SEG and RTSTRUCT
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* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.43 [skip ci]
* chore(tests): contour segment interactions e2e tests - rename and togglevisibility (#5891)
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.44 [skip ci]
* chore(refactor): use public appConfig getter instead of private _appConfig field (#5923)
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.45 [skip ci]
* refactor(tests): update viewport page object usage to async and update all effected tests (#5927)
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.46 [skip ci]
* fix: prevent black viewport when navigating series with client-created segmentation (#5919)
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.47 [skip ci]
* fix(measurement): Restore viewport interactivity when deleting in-progress Spline or Livewire measurement (#5905)
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.48 [skip ci]
* fix(segmentation): restrict overlay segmentation menu to same frame of reference as viewport background display set (#5900)
- Add FrameOfReferenceUID to SEG and RTSTRUCT displaySet in SOP Class Handlers so the FOR is available for filtering
- Sync optimisticOverlayDisplaySets when background display set changes so the overlay menu reflects the correct state after a background switch
- Add FOR matching guard to the hydrate segmentation synchronizer to prevent the hydration synchronizer from blindly mirroring segmentations from a source viewport to a target viewport if their primary Frames of Reference do not align.
- fix segmentation overlay order reversal on viewport re-render
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.49 [skip ci]
* fix(security): update dependencies to fix security vulnerabilities (#5936)
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.50 [skip ci]
* fix(security): Update yarn.lock that was missed in PR #5936. (#5940)
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.51 [skip ci]
* feat(component): Adds SmartScrollbar to ui-next - OHIF-2558 (#5924)
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* fix(defaultRouteInit): pass sorted display sets to hanging protocol for deterministic viewport order (#5933)
fix: pass sorted display sets to hanging protocol for deterministic viewport order
The `applyHangingProtocol` function already sorts display sets by modality
priority and series number into `sortedDisplaySets`, but the unsorted
`displaySets` array was being passed to `hangingProtocolService.run()`.
This caused non-deterministic viewport ordering across page loads because
`displaySetService.getActiveDisplaySets()` returns display sets in creation
order, which depends on asynchronous network responses.
Made-with: Cursor
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.52 [skip ci]
* revert: rename DisplaySet.frameOfReferenceUID back to FrameOfReferenceUID (#5943)
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.53 [skip ci]
* fix(cornerstone): read FrameOfReferenceUID from display set in viewport service (#5950)
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.54 [skip ci]
* fix: ignore auth in git (#5955)
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.55 [skip ci]
* ONNX latest version
* chore(version): Update package versions to 3.13.0-beta.56 [skip ci]
* bun lock
* fix high sev mathjs issue
* Revert onnx changes
* Update to recent CS3D version
* Undo unneeded change
* Add null check
* Undo unneeded change
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fix: Enhance multiframe instance handling and improve instance validation
- Updated `getDisplaySetInfo` to ensure local file frame imageIds resolve correctly, falling back to the source multiframe instance when necessary.
- Improved instance filtering in `isDisplaySetReconstructable` to handle undefined instances more robustly.
- Modified `App` prop types to make `routerBasename` optional and added new props for loading indicators and data sources.
- Refactored `CinePlayer` component to replace Button with a div for better accessibility and interaction.
* fix: A couple of changes to enable cs3d integration build
* Bun update
* fix: Crosshairs tests due to order changes
* Fix a race in DicomTagBrowser.spec.ts and update the comparison for the screenshot for seg hydration.
* Fix sorting issues by using consistent sort
* fix: Inconsistency in scoord loader. Will need an update to screenshot
* Fix crosshairs stability issues and random order issues in Scoord
* Update the comparison image
* Update navigate image
* fix: Axios issue
* Update to current CS3D
fix: pass sorted display sets to hanging protocol for deterministic viewport order
The `applyHangingProtocol` function already sorts display sets by modality
priority and series number into `sortedDisplaySets`, but the unsorted
`displaySets` array was being passed to `hangingProtocolService.run()`.
This caused non-deterministic viewport ordering across page loads because
`displaySetService.getActiveDisplaySets()` returns display sets in creation
order, which depends on asynchronous network responses.
Made-with: Cursor
- Add FrameOfReferenceUID to SEG and RTSTRUCT displaySet in SOP Class Handlers so the FOR is available for filtering
- Sync optimisticOverlayDisplaySets when background display set changes so the overlay menu reflects the correct state after a background switch
- Add FOR matching guard to the hydrate segmentation synchronizer to prevent the hydration synchronizer from blindly mirroring segmentations from a source viewport to a target viewport if their primary Frames of Reference do not align.
- fix segmentation overlay order reversal on viewport re-render
* fix(SR): Added support for spline and live wire SR items.
* Apply suggestion from @greptile-apps[bot]
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* Add a script to checkout a worktree for test builds
* fix: Allow download for testing sr validator
* Remove script that wasn't intended to be included
* Bump CS3D version.
* PR comments - simplify code and use single codepath for download
* Allow both download and save buttons for SEG and RTSTRUCT
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* Add combined build
* Link script location update
* Security and validation fixes
* Allow specifying target path in PR description
* fix: Version match
* Fix build detection issue
* fix: Playwright deploy
* Separate out the branch merge guard
* Update docs and link info
* test: Update the layout change to wait for network idle
* Move audit late so the rest of the build can be worked on
* Add text with network check to ensure we see this change is updated
* Attempt to fix the mpr loading on ohif-downstream
* PR review comments
* Update docs
* Update to CS3D 4.20.0
* PR comments
* Add log on ohif-integration builds
* Update build test
* Removed unused space to kickoff build
Joe is away, so approving based on the code having the requested change, and otherwise looking good/passing tests.
* fix(sr-hydration): enable hydration and arrows navigation for 3D SR measurements
* test: add automated test for SR measurement navigation with arrows after hydration
* add cross-study warning in the 3D branch
* test: address reviewer feedback for the test
* fix: support 3D and 2D annotations for SR hydration
* test: improve navigation to first image
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* fix(window level): Set up listener for viewport availability such that the initial window level can be read and displayed.
* PR feedback.
* PR feedback.
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fix(Threshold tool): Added 'ThresholdCircularBrushDynamic' to the toolNames array so the evaluator correctly recognizes it as an active state for the Threshold button when Dynamic mode is selected.
* feat(ecg): add DICOM ECG waveform extension
Introduce @ohif/extension-dicom-ecg for rendering DICOM waveform (ECG)
data. Register the extension in the basic mode and pluginConfig.json,
and remove ECG from NON_IMAGE_MODALITIES so waveform display sets are
handled by the new viewport.
* refactor(ecg): move ECG support into cornerstone extension per review feedback
- Remove standalone dicom-ecg extension; fold all ECG functionality into
the cornerstone extension as requested by reviewer
- Add ECG SOP class handler (DicomEcgSopClassHandler) to the cornerstone
extension getSopClassHandlerModule, registering ECG waveform metadata
via genericMetadataProvider on display set creation
- Move ECG helpers (buildEcgModule, decodeInt16Multiplex, base64ToArrayBuffer)
into extensions/cornerstone/src/utils/ecgMetadata.ts
- Handle ECGViewport in CornerstoneViewportService._setDisplaySets by
detecting ECGViewport instanceof and calling setEcg(imageId) directly,
so OHIFCornerstoneViewport can be used without a custom ECG viewport component
- Add ECG support to getCornerstoneViewportType utility
- Update basic mode to reference the cornerstone extension's ECG SOP handler
and use the base cornerstone viewport for ECG display sets
- Migrate ecgMetadata and getCornerstoneViewportType tests
* chore: revert bun.lock to upstream origin/master
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* fix capture not maintaining flip/rotate state
* fix capture not maintaining flip/rotate state
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* fix: Detect 16 bit when 8 declared
* Update bun lock with dcmjs changes
* PR comments
* Update package versions
* fix: Palette color lookup table data for dcmjs parsed data
* fix: Published version should match (#5813)
* fix: Published version should match
* Move version number update to package.json
* fix: Netlify version number update
* Try updating platform app vesion too
* PR comments
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* Update latest cs3d
* formatting
* fix: Use 64k instead of 0 for number of entries
* fix: Revert CS3D version to see test issues
* Updated screenshots for ArrowAnnotate.spec.ts.
* Update CS3D version
* fix: Update cs3d 4.17.4
* Update bun lock
* Update bun
* Downgrade to CS3D 4.17.2 to try to release
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* chore(security): Update circleci config to only run bun audit for lockfile changes.
* Switched to eslint 9.39.3 for compatibility with .eslintrc.json.
* Disabled all dependabot pull requests for bun and npm version updates.
* fix: Published version should match
* Move version number update to package.json
* fix: Netlify version number update
* Try updating platform app vesion too
* PR comments
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fix(security): CVE-2026-27212 patched.
Various dependency updates as a result of CVE-2026-26996.
Ultimately CVE-2026-26996 was ignored because it is only exposed in itk-wasm via CLI and OHIF's other use of minimatch is limited to build/dev environments.
- add segmentationExists check to getSopClassHandlerModule
- now firing SEGMENTATION_REMOVED and SEGMENTATION_REPRESENTATION_REMOVED events
- centralized segmentation removal in a listener
- when a segmentation is deleted (completely), remove it from all viewports it overlays
- when a segmentation is removed from a viewport, remove it as overlay from the viewport
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* fix(security): Bump tar to 7.5.9 and lerna to 9.0.4 to fix CVE-2026-26960.
Bump sharp to 0.34.5 to fix tar-fs vulnerabilities.
* Update node version to 20.19.0 in circleci config. Needed for lerna and cypress tests.
* Now installing bun for cypress tests in circleci config.
* Use node version 20.19.0 in netlify config.
Wrap DicomMicroscopyViewport with React.memo and custom areEqual
to prevent unnecessary re-renders that trigger clearAnnotations().
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* fix(security): Moved react-color dependency to default extension because it is only used there.
Addressed CVE-2025-13465 by adding lodash-es as a resolution.
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* fix(security): Update lodash to 4.17.23 using a resolution.
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* Better handle octet stream case
* Use data source config stack options
* Use immutability helper
* Use immutability helper (update)
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* fix(app): move study validation to ModeRoute component
- Moved validation from defaultRouteInit.ts to Mode.tsx
- Added dedicated useEffect hook for study validation
* test: add Playwright test for study not found error page across multiple modes
Will address a few more comments in a separate PR released after this one into 3.13
* fix(HistoryMemo): Segmentation delete wasn't remembered
* Temporary add of package.json linking
* fix: Use newer dcmjs version and delete segmentation with history cs3d
The window level menu's logic for when it is opened and closed now also runs when the AllInOneMenu triggers the open or close.
Using refs to store the latest function references in the AllInOneMenu component to avoid triggering a useEffect when the functions change.
Removed an unused element prop from the WindowLevelActionMenu component.
This was done by using an array of representation types instead of a single type for a panel.
The first element of the array is the primary type of the panel, and the rest are secondary types
that can also be displayed in the panel.
PR feedback:
- added test to check number of segments in side panel for 3D only view
- fixed jumping to segment in 3D only view
- fixed exception when adding contour segment in 3D only view
* fix(ViewportWindowLevel): add null checks for volumeActor in opacity functions
* refactor(ViewportWindowLevel): register histogram worker at module load and optimize scalar data retrieval
* fix(Preclinical4D): add null check for viewportId and set frame rate for cine playback
* fix(getSopClassHandlerModule): handle multiframe dynamic volumes by utilizing metaData for instance retrieval
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* fix: prevent annotation from appearing in active viewport when switching series with different Frame of Reference UID
* refactor: extract viewport update strategies
* Update version and use nearest orientation viewport
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Requested issues were resolved. Approved this and am merging.
* sort the viewports based on the closest orientation as that of measurement
* fix: Separate out function for finding viewport alignment
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* fix(ViewportWindowLevel): add null checks for volumeActor in opacity functions
* refactor(ViewportWindowLevel): register histogram worker at module load and optimize scalar data retrieval
* fix(Preclinical4D): add null check for viewportId and set frame rate for cine playback
* fix: seg sync for data without FOR
* test commit to trigger deploy re-run
* test commit to trigger deploy re-run
* Revert "test commit to trigger deploy re-run"
This reverts commit 42c532c6f404798e39e3d137fff7c1e7569956ad.
* chore: comments updated
* review commnets
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* feat: add custom notification component support
* update the documentation of UINotificationService to support custom component integration
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* fix: Initial sort not consistent
* Add better sort criteria
* Remove sorting changes
* Start replacing screen shots
* Update bun lock for version
* Leave default sort for test mode
* fix: Add consistent sorting for same series splits
* PR comments
* docs: add notes for series/display set sort
* Updated example docs
* Update sortVector to be compareSameStudy
* Add unit test
* PR comments
Note: FOSSA check is invalid, but we don't have the ignore FOSSA version included.
* fix: sculptor tool fixes
* Add yarn
* update vtk.js version as well to match
* [WIP] Fix contour annotations RTSS saving
* fix: Export image sop image reference provider
* Fixes for download with filename
* Updates to fix metadata issues with CS3D
* Updates to save menu
* Fixing some additional re-save metadata
* Add support for saving with predecessor image sequence
* PR comment fixes
* fix: Load RTSS after save
* fix segmentation save
* fix load of mixed seg/rt studies
* Use frame module to get information on the frame shown
* Fix study browser to use instances.length when numImageFrames not present
* fix: Load of display set split from multiple non-FOR referenes
* Fix RT and SEG applying to wrong series because of using
referenced series sequence without checkout sop instances
* Fix save seg
* Update to released CS3D versions
* test: Add revokeObjectURL to test download blob
* Add hard dependency on mode-basic to fix build order issues
* fix: build
* Try to fix build segmentation
* PR comments
* PR comment update
* Remove dead code and fix rectangle roi rehydration
* Revert bun.lock
* Remove hardcoded modality
* Add e2e tests
* Update screewnshots
* Adjustments to tests
* disabvle test for now
* Add test again
* Use ohif data soure
* Revert changes
* Test
* Update testdata to include point
* Improve tests
* Update screenshot
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* Opacity, fill and outline properties for active and inactive contours
are now consistent with those for label map segmentations.
The properties for inactive segmentations are applied to BOTH
inactive contours and label maps.
* Activate the selected segmentation for a type when the alpha, outline width, or fill/outline visibility is changed.
The height of the list container is now calculated based on a parent div instead of itself.
DataRow component now has a forward ref to allow for automatic scrolling.
Added better detection to the useDynamicMaxHeight hook for when to recalculate the max height using intersection observers.
The useEffect for scrolling a segment into view used to be excessively called to the point
where it was auto scrolling after the user manually scrolled. The auto scroll useEffect is
now dependent on the segment index changing which should only happen once per active segment change.
* fix(segmentation): Lock all rehydrated segmentation segments when panelSegmentation.disableEditing is true.
* PR feedback.
* PR feedback.
* Added tests for disableEditing and utilities for simulating drag operations.
* Update bun.lock file after merging master.
* fix to unexpected change from All to recent browser study lists because of the search order for the presence of the study in the tab groups and subsequent reset of the active tab state.
Minor comment in the study browser header.
Signed-off-by: Luis M. Santos <luis.santos2@nih.gov>
* chore Added type annotations and cleaned up stylistically.
Signed-off-by: Luis M. Santos <luis.santos2@nih.gov>
* Tighten up a bit of the code to make it easier to follow
* Fix warnings
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Confirm that Alireza's requested change was included.
* chore: Minor adjustment to generateAcceptHeader function signature to reflect expected return type.
Signed-off-by: Luis M. Santos <luis.santos2@nih.gov>
* fix: Added switch to skip the Accept header generation when requesting metadata. WADO metadata request is more likely to return JSON and some VNAs do not like the extra options in the Accept header. Also, passing an empty array is not sufficient because somewhere we still include a comma that breaks the Accept header. It's better to omit it for the metadata request only.
Signed-off-by: Luis M. Santos <luis.santos2@nih.gov>
* chore: Added new HeadersInterface interface type docstrings.
Signed-off-by: Luis M. Santos <luis.santos2@nih.gov>
* chore: Refactored getAuthorizationHeader() function signature so it is typed checked. Of course, I upgraded the module to a TypeScript module.
Moved the request header interfaces into its own TypeScript module (RequestHeaders.ts) in the core types.
Signed-off-by: Luis M. Santos <luis.santos2@nih.gov>
* chore: Refactored the user logic to include a TypeScript interface. As a result, upgraded the source file to TypeScript.
Removed the User interface from RequestHeaders module and moved them to the user module.
Signed-off-by: Luis M. Santos <luis.santos2@nih.gov>
* chore: Updated function signatures, user import, and confirmed unit tests are passing.
Signed-off-by: Luis M. Santos <luis.santos2@nih.gov>
* chore: Minor stylistic adjustment to getAuthorizationHeader.test.ts
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* chore: Added missing comments.
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* chore adjusted generateWadoHeader parameter's name and added comment about the expected default header.
Signed-off-by: Luis M. Santos <luis.santos2@nih.gov>
* Just tweaking the interface a bit to be more consistent.
* fix authorization header signature change
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description: Generate runnable Playwright E2E tests for the OHIF Viewer using its custom fixture system, page objects, and normalized WebGL viewport coordinates. Use this skill whenever the user asks to write, add, modify, or debug tests in an OHIF/Viewers context — including vague asks like "write a test for X" when working in the OHIF repo, tests touching platform/app/tests/, or anything involving Cornerstone viewports, DICOM studies, measurements, segmentations, or OHIF modes/extensions. Prefer this skill over generic test-writing even if the user doesn't say "Playwright" or "E2E" explicitly.
---
# OHIF Test Agent
This skill teaches you to generate correct, runnable Playwright end-to-end tests for the OHIF Viewer. Follow the workflow below.
## Environment model
This package follows the agentskills.io SKILL.md convention. `SKILL.md` is the entire behavior contract — there is no separate runtime entrypoint.
## Workflow: how to write a new OHIF test
1. **Classify the feature.** What area does the test belong to — a measurement tool, segmentation hydration, contour panel interaction, MPR layout, crosshairs, tag browser, etc.? The area determines the mode, the StudyInstanceUID, and the seed spec you'll read.
2. **Read the seed spec.** Consult [references/patterns-by-feature.md](references/patterns-by-feature.md) to find the canonical existing spec for that area. Read it end-to-end before writing. This is the single most important step — OHIF specs follow consistent idioms that are easier to mimic than to reconstruct from first principles. (This mirrors Playwright's own agent guidance: use seed tests as the example for generated tests.)
3. **Scaffold from the template.** Start from [assets/spec-template.ts](assets/spec-template.ts) — or copy the seed spec and adapt.
4. **Look up specifics in the source, not from memory.** The reference files [page-objects.md](references/page-objects.md) and [utilities.md](references/utilities.md) capture the **stable rules** — fixture keys, import conventions, access idioms, the reasons certain things trip people up. They deliberately do not enumerate methods. For the current method surface or a utility's exact signature, open the relevant file under `tests/pages/` or `tests/utils/` — the source evolves, and the source is always right. The seed spec you picked in step 2 is usually the fastest second source, because it co-evolves with the API.
5. **Run the test when execution is available.**`pnpm run test:e2e:ci` runs the whole suite, but for iteration use `TEST_ENV=true pnpm exec playwright test tests/YourNew.spec.ts` (or the Playwright VS Code extension). Invoke Playwright directly for targeted flags; `pnpm run test:e2e -- ...` inserts a `--` separator that can prevent Playwright from parsing options such as `--update-snapshots` and `--reporter`.
6. **If runtime execution is unavailable, do static validation.** Validate import source, fixture keys, normalized viewport usage, UID/mode pairing, and hydration/tracking prompt handling. Then report clearly that execution was not performed.
7. **If it fails, triage before debugging.** Use [references/failure-triage.md](references/failure-triage.md) — most OHIF test failures are timing / hydration, not real regressions.
## Architecture
OHIF uses Playwright with a custom fixture system. Tests are **not** vanilla Playwright — they import `test`, `expect`, and utilities from `./utils`, which re-exports an extended test runner that injects page objects.
```text
playwright.config.ts → Chromium-only, port 3335, data-cy as testId
Why the custom fixture matters: the page objects are created for each test and bound to the right Playwright `page`. If you `new ViewportPageObject(page)` manually, you skip the fixture wiring and some sub-objects won't resolve correctly.
### Import rule
```ts
// Correct
import { test, expect, visitStudy, checkForScreenshot, screenShotPaths } from './utils';
// Wrong — will compile but fixtures won't be injected
import { test, expect } from '@playwright/test';
```
A few utilities (`press`, `downloadAsString`, the `assert*` helpers) are NOT re-exported from `./utils`. See [references/utilities.md](references/utilities.md) for the correct import path per utility.
## The viewport is WebGL
OHIF renders medical images onto a WebGL canvas. You cannot query *canvas* pixels by CSS selector. Use **normalized coordinates** (0–1 range, top-left is `{x:0, y:0}`) for clicks and drags, and **visual regression** (screenshot comparison) for canvas assertions. (Not everything in the viewport is canvas — some overlays render as SVG you *can* query via DOM, e.g. a vector overlay's color through `getSvgAttribute`. The canvas rule is about raster output painted onto the WebGL surface.)
await visitStudy(page, studyInstanceUID, mode, 2000); // 2s delay is the community norm
});
```
`visitStudy` navigates to `/{mode}/ohif?StudyInstanceUIDs={uid}`, waits for `domcontentloaded`, then `networkidle`, then the explicit delay. Default delay is `0`, but most specs pass `2000` to let the first render settle.
Delay by scene type (observed across the current suite, not a rule to apply blindly):
| `mode: 'tmtv'` | `10000` — PET fusion + SUV calculation takes noticeably longer |
Start at the convention for your scene; ramp only if the test flakes on initial render. 3D layouts in `viewer` mode already stay at `2000` — the stabilization problem there is solved with `attemptAction(() => reduce3DViewportSize(page), 10, 100)`, not with a longer `visitStudy` delay.
If the study has DICOM SEG, RT, or SR data, OHIF asks whether to hydrate. Handle it:
```ts
await leftPanelPageObject.loadSeriesByModality('SEG'); // or 'RTSTRUCT', 'SR'
await page.waitForTimeout(3000); // allow the prompt to appear
For 3D / MPR scenes, wrap stabilization in `attemptAction(() => reduce3DViewportSize(page), 10, 100)` or insert a `page.waitForTimeout(...)` after the layout change before asserting.
## Wait for renders, don't sleep
`page.waitForTimeout(...)` after an action that re-renders the viewport is a smell. The viewports tell us when they're done — use that signal. `tests/utils/waitForViewportsRendered.ts` exposes three helpers, all barrel-exported from `./utils`:
- `waitForViewportRenderCycle(page)` — wait for the next full cycle: a viewport enters `needsRender`, then **all** viewports report `rendered` (and volumes are loaded, by default).
- `waitForViewportsRendered(page)` — only the second half: wait until all viewports are `rendered`. Use this when the action has already requested a render before you started waiting (e.g. a layout change or `loadSeriesByDescription`).
- `waitForAnyViewportNeedsRender(page)` — only the first half. Rarely needed directly.
The canonical idiom — **start the watcher before the action, await it after**:
await action(); // e.g. segmentationHydration.yes.click(), layoutSelection.MPR.click(), addSegmentation, etc.
// wait for the render to finish
await viewportRenderCycle;
await check(); // e.g. checkForScreenshot, count assertion, overlay text
```
Why "start before"? `waitForViewportRenderCycle` first waits for a viewport to enter `needsRender`. If you start it **after** the action, that transition may already be over and you'll hang until the timeout. Starting it first captures the cycle the action is about to trigger.
When to use which:
| Situation | Helper |
|-----------|--------|
| Click that triggers a re-render and you want to assert after | `waitForViewportRenderCycle(page)` started before the click |
| Layout switch / series load — render already in flight | `await waitForViewportsRendered(page)` after the call |
| Compose with another await (e.g. screenshot the same time as load) | Save the promise, `await` it later |
Replace patterns like this:
```ts
// ❌ Sleep-and-pray
await action();
await page.waitForTimeout(5000);
await checkForScreenshot(...);
// ✅ Wait on the actual signal
const cycle = waitForViewportRenderCycle(page);
await action();
await cycle;
await checkForScreenshot(...);
```
This shaves real wall-clock time off the suite and removes a class of flake (sleep too short → flake; sleep too long → slow). `tests/SEGHydrationFromMPR.spec.ts` is the canonical seed for this pattern.
Caveats:
- These helpers wait on Cornerstone viewport state. They won't help for purely DOM-side state (panel rows appearing, dialogs opening) — for those, prefer `expect(locator).toHaveCount(n)` / `toBeVisible()` which auto-retry, or `expect.toPass({ timeout })`.
- For some actions (hanging-protocol changes are the documented example) the viewport doesn't transition through `needsRender` synchronously — those still need a short `waitForTimeout`. The source comment in `waitForViewportsRendered.ts` calls this out.
## Fixture-injected page objects
Destructure these from the test function argument. **Never `new` them manually.**
```ts
test('my test', async ({
page,
viewportPageObject,
mainToolbarPageObject,
leftPanelPageObject,
rightPanelPageObject,
DOMOverlayPageObject, // note the capital D — this matches the fixture key
notFoundStudyPageObject,
}) => { ... });
```
Two page objects are **not** fixture-injected:
- `DataOverlayPageObject` — reach via `viewportPageObject.getById(id).overlayMenu.dataOverlay`.
- `DicomTagBrowserPageObject` — reach via `DOMOverlayPageObject.dialog.dicomTagBrowser`.
See [references/page-objects.md](references/page-objects.md) for fixture rules and a map of which file covers which concern; read the `.ts` file under `tests/pages/` for the current method surface.
## When the control you need has no page object yet
A spec must not reach for `page.getByTestId(...)` / `getByRole(...)` directly for
application controls. If the button, menu, dialog, or field you need isn't already
exposed by a page object, **add it to one — or create a new page object — instead of
inlining a raw selector.** Raw selectors in a spec are the clearest sign a test was
written without reading the existing suite: they duplicate locators, bypass the
fixture wiring, and rot silently when the DOM changes.
Where new coverage goes:
| What you need | Where it belongs |
|---|---|
| A toolbar button or tool (Zoom, Pan) | a getter on `MainToolbarPageObject`, next to `crosshairs` / `measurementTools` |
| A menu, prompt, context menu, or small dialog | `DOMOverlayPageObject` |
| A substantial dialog with its own fields (User Preferences) | its **own** page object class, reached through `DOMOverlayPageObject` — follow `DicomTagBrowserPageObject` (`DOMOverlayPageObject.dialog.dicomTagBrowser`) |
| Each field/row inside that dialog | a method or sub-object on the dialog's page object — not a raw selector in the spec |
| A side-panel control | `LeftPanelPageObject` / `RightPanelPageObject` |
If the control has no `data-cy`, **add `data-cy` to the source component** and target
it — don't fall back to `getByRole`/text selectors, which are brittle and
locale-sensitive (`testIdAttribute` is `data-cy`, so `getByTestId('Zoom')` resolves
`[data-cy="Zoom"]`). Call out any `data-cy` you add so it ships in the same PR.
**Worked example — "set the Zoom hotkey in User Preferences":** the options menu, the
preferences dialog, each preference field, and the Zoom toolbar button should all be
page-object surface — e.g. `mainToolbarPageObject.zoom`,
`checkForScreenshot` retries up to 10 times at 500 ms intervals. Use `screenShotPaths.<category>.<name>` rather than a hand-typed string — the tree of valid keys lives in `tests/utils/screenShotPaths.ts`.
Rules (apply to all new screenshot assertions):
- **Use the object form.** The positional form is legacy; don't introduce it in new code, and don't treat existing positional-form usage as a pattern to copy.
- **Never screenshot the full app.** Full-page screenshots include panels, toolbars, and dialogs that drift independently of what's under test and make baselines fragile. Scope by passing a `locator` — `viewportPageObject.grid` for the grid, or a specific viewport pane. A bare `normalizedClip: { x: 0, y: 0, width: 1, height: 1 }` with no `locator` is **not** scoping — it clips to the full page. Use `normalizedClip` only to target a sub-region *of a locator* (e.g. a scrollbar strip). If you reach for `fullPage: true`, stop and pick a locator.
- **Do not tune `maxDiffPixelRatio` or `threshold`** to make a screenshot pass. If a baseline mismatches, regenerate it after a human review of the diff, or fix the underlying flake.
| `1.3.6.1.4.1.14519.5.2.1.7695.4007.324475281161490036195179843543` | `viewer` | SR hydration |
Full mapping in [references/patterns-by-feature.md](references/patterns-by-feature.md). **Do not invent UIDs** — they must exist on the e2e data server.
## Rules (short, so they're actually read)
1. Import `test`, `expect`, and utilities from `./utils`, not `@playwright/test`.
3. Use normalized coordinates (0–1) for viewport interactions.
4. Use `visitStudy` with a real UID, correct mode, and a non-zero delay (2000 is conventional).
5. Handle hydration and measurement-tracking prompts where applicable.
6. Choose the faithful signal: DOM/SVG assertions where the rendered result has one (panels, dialogs, overlay text, SVG/vector overlays), a viewport-scoped screenshot when what you're verifying is canvas-only raster output, and never a `window.services` state read standing in for a render check. Screenshots use the object form, scoped via a `locator` — never the full app.
7. Use `data-cy` selectors (already wired via `testIdAttribute`).
8. When an assertion needs retry tolerance, wrap it in `expect.toPass({ timeout })`.
9. Test in the correct mode — segmentation tools aren't available in `viewer` mode.
10. If a utility isn't exported from `./utils`, import from the deeper path (see [references/utilities.md](references/utilities.md)).
11. After an action that re-renders the viewport, prefer `waitForViewportRenderCycle(page)` (started before the action) over `page.waitForTimeout(...)`. See the "Wait for renders, don't sleep" section.
12. Don't inline raw `page.getByTestId(...)` / `getByRole(...)` for app controls. If a control has no page object, create or augment one (see "When the control you need has no page object yet"), adding a `data-cy` to the source if needed.
13. Assert the actual effect (e.g. the image zoomed), not just a proxy attribute like `data-active`.
## Pre-output self-check (mandatory)
Before returning a generated OHIF test, confirm all items:
1. Imports `test`/`expect` from `./utils` (not `@playwright/test`).
2. Uses fixture-injected keys and exact casing (especially `DOMOverlayPageObject`).
3. Uses normalized viewport interactions (`normalizedClickAt` / `normalizedDragAt`) unless there is a strong reason otherwise.
4. Uses a valid canonical StudyInstanceUID and compatible mode.
5. Handles hydration or measurement tracking prompts when the workflow requires them.
6. Uses the faithful signal for each assertion — DOM/SVG where the result has a DOM representation, a viewport-scoped screenshot when what's verified is canvas-only raster output, and never a `window.services` state read in place of a render check. Any `checkForScreenshot` call uses the object form, scoped via a `locator` (viewport pane or grid) — no full-app screenshots.
7. Replaces `page.waitForTimeout(...)` after viewport-rendering actions with `waitForViewportRenderCycle(page)` (started before the action) — keeps `waitForTimeout` only for non-render waits like the hydration prompt in `beforeEach`.
8. If execution was skipped, states that explicitly and provides concrete run commands.
9. Every application control is reached through a page object — no raw `getByTestId`/`getByRole` in the spec for buttons, menus, dialogs, or fields. Any control not already covered was added to the right page object (or a new one), with a source `data-cy` if it lacked one.
10. Assertions verify the real effect where feasible (e.g. the image visibly zoomed), not only an attribute toggle.
## Output contract (for non-executing agents)
When execution cannot be performed in the current environment, the response should include:
1. The test code.
2. Assumptions made (if any).
3. Static checks that were verified.
4. What still must be run locally and exact commands to run.
## When to consult each reference
- **Before writing** → [references/patterns-by-feature.md](references/patterns-by-feature.md). Pick the seed spec for the feature area and read it. The seed spec is the closest thing to a live API example because it co-evolves with the code.
- **For a stable rule or idiom** (fixture keys, import paths, panel-access order, capital-D quirk, object-param convention) → [references/page-objects.md](references/page-objects.md), [references/utilities.md](references/utilities.md).
- **For a method name, property, or signature** → read the source under `tests/pages/` or `tests/utils/`. Do not rely on a static table for these; they drift as the code is refactored.
- **When a test fails** → [references/failure-triage.md](references/failure-triage.md).
Before debugging, classify. Most OHIF test failures are timing or hydration — not real regressions.
| Category | Symptom | Fix |
|----------|---------|-----|
| Timing | Element not visible, action timeout | Add / increase the `delay` param of `visitStudy`; for actions that re-render viewports, use `waitForViewportRenderCycle(page)` (started before the action) instead of `waitForTimeout`; wrap the assertion in `expect.toPass({ timeout })` |
| Selector | Element not found | Verify `data-cy` on the target; confirm the panel is open (`toggle()` / `select()` before interacting); check for capital `D` in `DOMOverlayPageObject` when destructuring |
| Hydration | Segmentation/RT/SR not interactive | Ensure the `segmentationHydration.yes.click()` fired; wait for an observable hydrated state such as measurement/segment rows or the target series overlay, then wait for the resulting viewport render |
| Data | Study not found, empty viewport | Confirm the UID is in the canonical list (see [patterns-by-feature.md](patterns-by-feature.md)); confirm the mode supports the feature (segmentation tools aren't in `viewer` mode) |
| Visual drift | Screenshot mismatch but feature works | Have a human review the diff, then regenerate the baseline with `TEST_ENV=true pnpm exec playwright test --update-snapshots`. Do not adjust `maxDiffPixelRatio` or `threshold` to make a failing screenshot pass. |
| Real regression | Feature is actually broken | Report as a bug — this is the test doing its job |
## Prefer render-cycle waits over sleeps
If you're tempted to add `await page.waitForTimeout(2000)` after an action, ask whether the action re-rendered the viewport. If it did, use:
```ts
const cycle = waitForViewportRenderCycle(page);
await action();
await cycle;
await check();
```
The watcher must be created **before** the action — it waits for `needsRender` first, and that transition is gone by the time the action returns. See the "Wait for renders, don't sleep" section in [SKILL.md](../SKILL.md) and `tests/SEGHydrationFromMPR.spec.ts`.
### When the cycle helper times out at `waitForAnyViewportNeedsRender`
Symptom: the test fails inside `waitForAnyViewportNeedsRender` after 5s, with the action having actually completed in the UI. The action just doesn't transition the viewport through `needsRender` synchronously. Known cases:
- Hanging-protocol changes.
- **RTSTRUCT / contour segmentation hydration confirm.** SEG (labelmap) hydration does fire `needsRender`; contour does not. The fix is to gate on the actual end-state — for hydration in `beforeEach`, `await expect(page.getByTestId('data-row')).toHaveCount(N)` is the right wait.
Don't react by raising the cycle's timeout — the transition isn't coming. Replace the cycle wrapper with an auto-retrying DOM/SVG assertion, or `expect.toPass({ timeout })` around the assertion block.
An immediate `waitForViewportsRendered(page)` can also return too early when a click dispatches work through an asynchronous state machine: the old viewport is already `rendered` before the new series or annotations are applied. In that case, first wait for the target state (for example, hydrated measurement rows or the expected series overlay), then call `waitForViewportsRendered(page)` to settle that state's render.
## The `toPass` pattern
When an assertion needs to wait for async render / propagation:
`toPass` reruns the assertion block until it succeeds or the timeout expires — cleaner than a hand-rolled retry loop and surfaces the last failure reason if it times out.
## Common `DOMOverlayPageObject` mistake
The fixture key is capital-D `DOMOverlayPageObject`, not lowercase. If your destructure is silently `undefined`, check the casing.
## `press` import mistake
`press` is NOT re-exported from `./utils`. `import { press } from './utils'` resolves to `undefined` and fails at runtime. Use:
> This file documents the **stable structural rules** of the page object system. For the current list of methods and properties on any class, **read the source under `tests/pages/`** — it is always authoritative, and it evolves as the product does. A static method table in a reference file goes stale the moment someone refactors; the source does not.
## How to discover the API of a page object
1. Find the relevant class in `tests/pages/`. File names match class names.
2. Read it end-to-end once — most are under a few hundred lines.
3. Some classes compose sub-objects (e.g. `RightPanelPageObject` holds a measurementsPanel, contourSegmentationPanel, labelMapSegmentationPanel, tmtvPanel, etc.). Those sub-objects usually live in the same file or a sibling under `tests/pages/`.
4. To see how a method is actually used, grep `tests/` or open the seed spec listed in [patterns-by-feature.md](patterns-by-feature.md). Real usage beats a synthesized signature every time.
Do not try to memorize a method surface from this file — it intentionally does not list one. It lists only the rules you cannot derive from the source by reading a single file.
---
## Stable rules
### Fixture keys (case-sensitive)
These are injected via `tests/utils/fixture.ts`. Destructure them from the test function's first argument — do not `new` them, because the fixture wires sub-objects to the correct `page` and hand-constructed instances skip that wiring.
- `viewportPageObject`
- `mainToolbarPageObject`
- `leftPanelPageObject`
- `rightPanelPageObject`
- `DOMOverlayPageObject` — **capital D**. A silent `undefined` destructure is almost always a casing typo here.
- `notFoundStudyPageObject`
If the fixture file is updated and new keys are added, they will show up there first — check it if something feels missing.
### Non-fixture page objects
Some page object classes are not fixture-injected. They are reached through an injected fixture:
- `DicomTagBrowserPageObject` → via `DOMOverlayPageObject.dialog.dicomTagBrowser`
- `DataOverlayPageObject` → via `viewportPageObject.getById(viewportId).overlayMenu.dataOverlay`
Both can be constructed manually (`new DataOverlayPageObject(page)`) if a test really needs a fresh instance, but the accessor path is the idiomatic one.
### Viewport wrapper vs. viewport instance
`viewportPageObject` is a **wrapper**. You almost always want a specific viewport out of it first:
- `await viewportPageObject.active` — the currently focused viewport
- `viewportPageObject.getAll()` — every viewport in the grid
- `viewportPageObject.getNth(i)` — zero-indexed
- `viewportPageObject.getById(cornerstoneViewportId)` — e.g. `'default'`, `'ctAXIAL'`
The object these return is the one with `normalizedClickAt`, `normalizedDragAt`, `overlayText`, `nthAnnotation`, etc. Reach for the viewport instance first, then call methods on it.
### Panel access order
Every `rightPanelPageObject` sub-panel follows the same three-step idiom: **open the side panel, `.select()` the sub-panel tab, then interact with `.panel.*`**. Skipping either of the first two is the most common cause of "element not found".
The exact row/action methods vary by panel — check the source file for the one you need.
### Layout identifiers are camelCase JS properties
`mainToolbarPageObject.layoutSelection.<layout>.click()` — access layouts by camelCase property name (e.g. `threeDFourUp`, `axialPrimary`), not with bracket-escaped DICOM-ish strings like `['3DFourUp']`. This is a convention enforced by how the class exposes its tools.
### Sub-tools auto-open their dropdown
Tools nested inside a toolbar dropdown (measurement tools, more tools, layouts) each expose a `.click()` that opens the parent menu for you. You almost never need to open the menu first. `await mainToolbarPageObject.measurementTools.length.click()` does both the expand and the select.
### When the control you need isn't covered yet — create or augment
The page objects here cover what the suite currently exercises. When your test needs a
control that isn't exposed, **extend the page object system rather than dropping a raw
`page.getByTestId(...)` into the spec.** A raw selector in a spec is the clearest tell
that the author didn't read the existing tests — it duplicates a locator that should
live in one place and bypasses the fixture wiring.
| What you need | Where it goes | Precedent to copy |
|---|---|---|
| A toolbar button/tool (Zoom, Pan) | a getter on `MainToolbarPageObject` | `crosshairs`, `measurementTools` |
| A menu / prompt / context menu / small dialog | `DOMOverlayPageObject` | `viewport.measurementTracking`, `dialog.input` |
| A large dialog with its own fields (User Preferences) | a **new** page object class reached via `DOMOverlayPageObject` | `DicomTagBrowserPageObject` (`DOMOverlayPageObject.dialog.dicomTagBrowser`) |
| Individual fields/rows in that dialog | methods/sub-objects on the dialog's page object | `DicomTagBrowserPageObject.seriesSelect` |
| DataOverlayPageObject | `tests/pages/DataOverlayPageObject.ts` | Data-overlay menu (non-fixture; reach via `viewport.overlayMenu`) |
If the directory adds or renames a file, that diff is your first clue and this table is your second — trust the directory.
For live usage, the seed spec in [patterns-by-feature.md](patterns-by-feature.md) shows how a class is actually called; the source file tells you everything else that's on it.
> When writing a new OHIF test, find the closest feature area below and read the listed spec in full before writing. Playwright's own guidance says the seed test "serves as an example of all the generated tests" — that applies here.
>
> **If a spec listed below has moved or been renamed**, grep `tests/` for a remaining example (e.g. `grep -rn "loadSeriesByModality('RTSTRUCT')" tests/`). The pattern matters more than the exact filename — specs get renamed, the feature area persists.
>
> **No close match below?** This list only covers areas with a seed worth copying; don't add a stub for every untested area. See [Feature area not listed above?](#feature-area-not-listed-above-no-existing-seed).
Pattern: select tool via `mainToolbarPageObject.measurementTools.<tool>.click()`, place N points via `activeViewport.normalizedClickAt([...])`, confirm the tracking prompt, screenshot via `screenShotPaths.<name>.<name>DisplayedCorrectly`.
Pattern: `normalizedDragAt({ start, end, config: { steps: 20, delay: 30 } })` for smooth strokes; `subscribeToMeasurementAdded` to assert the event fires; `activeViewport.nthAnnotation(0)` to reference what was drawn.
Arrow annotate opens `DOMOverlayPageObject.dialog.input` for the label. Use `fillAndSave(label)`.
## 4. Measurement panel interactions
**Seed:** `tests/MeasurementPanel.spec.ts`
Panel access: `rightPanelPageObject.toggle()` → `.measurementsPanel.select()` → `.panel.nthMeasurement(i)` → `.actions.rename|delete|toggleLock|duplicate|...`. Also demonstrates `addLengthMeasurement(page)` and panel-row `click()` for jump-to.
## 5. Context menu (right-click on annotation)
**Seed:** `tests/ContextMenu.spec.ts`
Two ways to open: `activeViewport.normalizedClickAt([{...}], 'right')` on an empty area, or `activeViewport.nthAnnotation(0).contextMenu.open()` on a drawn annotation. Then `DOMOverlayPageObject.viewport.annotationContextMenu.addLabel|delete.click()`.
Flow: `leftPanelPageObject.loadSeriesByModality('SEG')` → `waitForTimeout(3000)` → `DOMOverlayPageObject.viewport.segmentationHydration.yes.click()`. Often pokes Cornerstone state directly via `page.evaluate(() => window.cornerstone...)` for zoom/render.
Pattern: load RTSTRUCT series → hydrate → use `rightPanelPageObject.contourSegmentationPanel.panel.nthSegment(i)` / `.segmentByText('Small Sphere')` and their `.actions.rename|delete`, or the segment's `.click()` to jump.
Visit `mode: 'tmtv'` with a longer delay (`10000`). `rightPanelPageObject.tmtvPanel` for the side panel. Exporting a report uses `page.waitForEvent('download')` + `downloadAsString(download)`.
Pattern: `mainToolbarPageObject.layoutSelection.<layoutName>.click()`. For 3D, wrap stabilization with `attemptAction(() => reduce3DViewportSize(page), 10, 100)` to settle the render before asserting.
## 11. Crosshairs
**Seed:** `tests/Crosshairs.spec.ts`
Pattern: `initializeMousePositionTracker(page)` in `beforeEach`, `mainToolbarPageObject.crosshairs.click()`, then `viewportPageObject.crosshairs.axial.rotate()` / `.increase()`.
## 12. Overlays — data overlay menu, window/level, orientation
Pattern: `viewportPageObject.getById('default').overlayMenu.dataOverlay.toggle()`, then `.addSegmentation(name)` / `.changeSegmentation(from, to)` / `.remove(name)`. For keyboard navigation, remember `press({ page, key, nTimes })` imports from `./utils/keyboardUtils`.
## 13. DICOM Tag Browser
**Seed:** `tests/DicomTagBrowser.spec.ts`
Open with `mainToolbarPageObject.moreTools.tagBrowser.click()`, then interact via `DOMOverlayPageObject.dialog.dicomTagBrowser.waitVisible()` / `.seriesSelect.selectOption(i)` / `.seriesSelect.getOptionText(i)`.
These are the rare specs that use `page.goto(...)` directly instead of `visitStudy()` — because they test error states or non-study pages. `notFoundStudyPageObject` gives you `errorMessage`, `returnMessage`, `studyListLink`.
- **`attemptAction`** (`tests/3DOnly.spec.ts`) — retry flaky setup (3D render, heavy layout change) without silencing real failures.
- **`addOHIFConfiguration`** (`tests/RTHydrationDisableConfirmation.spec.ts`) — pre-load config overrides before `visitStudy`.
- **`page.evaluate(() => window.services...)`** — used in several SEG/SR specs to set customizations or poke viewport state. Treat as an escape hatch, not a default.
- **`expect.toPass({ timeout })`** — wrap flaky assertions (common for jump-to-measurement tests where rendering settles asynchronously).
> This file documents the **stable import rules and conventions** around `tests/utils/`. For the current list of exported helpers and their exact signatures, **read `tests/utils/index.ts` and the files it re-exports** — the barrel is always current; a static table here is not. Utilities get added, renamed, and refactored; the rules below change much more slowly.
## How to discover what's available
1. Open `tests/utils/index.ts`. Every symbol exported from the barrel is importable as `import { foo } from './utils'`.
2. If what you need isn't in the barrel, look in the rest of `tests/utils/` — there are a handful of specialized files (`keyboardUtils.ts`, `assertions.ts`, `download.ts`, …). These need the **deeper import path**; see the rule below.
3. For the actual signature, read the utility's `.ts` file. It's one short function per file in most cases.
4. To see a utility in context, grep `tests/` (`grep -rn visitStudy tests/`) — or open the seed spec for the relevant feature area ([patterns-by-feature.md](patterns-by-feature.md)). Existing specs are the most reliable signature reference because they co-evolve with the API.
Do not guess parameter shapes from memory, and do not treat this file as an API catalog — it intentionally isn't one.
---
## Stable rules
### Barrel vs. deep imports
Two import styles exist. They are not interchangeable.
```ts
// Barrel — anything re-exported from tests/utils/index.ts
import { test, expect, visitStudy, checkForScreenshot, screenShotPaths } from './utils';
// Deep — for files NOT re-exported by the barrel
import { press } from './utils/keyboardUtils';
import { assertNumberOfModalityLoadBadges } from './utils/assertions';
import { downloadAsString } from './utils/download';
```
If a symbol isn't in the barrel, `import { x } from './utils'`**compiles**, resolves `x` to `undefined`, and blows up at the first call site. Confirm by opening `tests/utils/index.ts` for your working revision. At the time of this writing, `press`, `downloadAsString`, and the `assert*` helpers live outside the barrel — but maintainers can move things in or out, so treat `index.ts` as the ground truth rather than this note.
### Never import `test` / `expect` from `@playwright/test`
```ts
// ✅ Correct — gets the fixture-extended runner
import { test, expect } from './utils';
// ❌ Wrong — compiles, but every page-object fixture is silently undefined
import { test, expect } from '@playwright/test';
```
If your test function's destructured arguments (like `viewportPageObject`) are `undefined`, this import is almost always why.
### `visitStudy` — 2000 ms is a convention, not a default
The function's own default delay is `0`. Nearly every spec passes `2000` to let the first render settle. The one consistent exception is `mode: 'tmtv'`, where the suite uniformly uses `10000` because PET fusion and SUV calculation add real wall-clock cost before the UI is interactive.
Notably, 3D layouts in `viewer` mode (3DOnly, 3DFourUp, 3DMain, 3DPrimary) and MPR also use `2000` — they're not "heavy" in the `visitStudy` sense. Their stabilization problem is solved at the interaction layer with `attemptAction(() => reduce3DViewportSize(page), 10, 100)`, not by a longer visit delay.
So: pick `10000` when the mode is `tmtv`, `2000` otherwise, and only ramp up if a specific test flakes on first-render assertions. The delay is a good first lever for "not visible" flakes, but it's not a universal upgrade.
### `checkForScreenshot` — use the object form, never screenshot the full app
**This is the direction going forward** The suite is being migrated off *full-app* screenshots — not off screenshots altogether. Screenshots are the correct and required tool whenever what you're verifying is canvas-only raster output with no DOM signal; don't avoid them there. Avoid them only where a faithful DOM/SVG signal exists (e.g. a vector overlay's color via `getSvgAttribute`) or where you'd be capturing the whole app. See SKILL.md → "Screenshot vs. DOM assertion — how to choose". Any new spec must follow the rules below, and any modification to an older spec should bring it in line when reasonable.
- **Object form** (required for all new specs): `checkForScreenshot({ page, screenshotPath, normalizedClip?, ... })`
- **Positional form**: legacy. It still appears in older specs because they haven't been migrated yet. **Do not treat existing positional-form usage as a pattern to copy** — those specs are the thing being moved away from. Do not introduce the positional form in new code.
**Hard rules for new screenshots:**
1. Use the object form.
2. Scope by passing a `locator` — `viewportPageObject.grid` for the whole grid, or a specific viewport pane locator. **Never screenshot the full app.**`normalizedClip` is computed *relative to the locator* (and defaults to the full page when no locator is given), so `{ x: 0, y: 0, width: 1, height: 1 }` alone does not scope anything — reserve `normalizedClip` for clipping to a sub-region of a locator. If you find yourself reaching for `fullPage: true`, stop and pass a locator instead.
Do not tune `maxDiffPixelRatio` or `threshold` to make a screenshot pass — those are intentionally rarely touched and not the right knob for flakes. If a baseline mismatches, regenerate it (`--update-snapshots`) after a human review of the diff, or fix the underlying instability. Check the current signature in `tests/utils/checkForScreenshot.ts` if something looks off.
The full tree of categories lives in `tests/utils/screenShotPaths.ts`. When you need a new baseline, **add the key there and reference it by name** rather than typing a raw path. A typo in a key becomes a compile error instead of a silent mismatch, and other tests become discoverable through the object.
### Object-param convention
Many OHIF test utilities take a single **object argument** rather than positional arguments — notably `press({ page, key, nTimes? })`, the `simulate*` helpers, and the `assert*` helpers. If a call looks like it should work but throws "cannot read properties of undefined," check whether you're passing positional args to something that expects `{ page, ... }`.
Read the one-line signature at the top of the utility's source file before calling it — it's faster than guessing, and it's always right.
---
## Utility shapes worth flagging
Most utilities are obvious once you read the source; these earn a mention:
- **`waitForViewportRenderCycle(page, options?)`** — preferred replacement for `page.waitForTimeout(...)` after any viewport-mutating action (hydration confirm, layout change, segmentation add, series load, etc.). Start it **before** the action, await it after — it captures the `needsRender → rendered` transition the action triggers. Use `waitForViewportsRendered(page)` (the second-half-only variant) when the render is already in flight before you can attach a watcher. Source: `tests/utils/waitForViewportsRendered.ts`. Seed: `tests/SEGHydrationFromMPR.spec.ts`. The "Wait for renders, don't sleep" section in [SKILL.md](../SKILL.md) covers the idiom in full.
- **`subscribeToMeasurementAdded(page)`** — returns `{ waitFired(timeout?), unsubscribe() }`. Use in freehand/livewire/spline specs to assert the event fired. Always wrap in `try { ... } finally { await sub.unsubscribe() }` so a failing assertion doesn't leak the listener across tests.
- **`attemptAction(action, attempts?, delay?)`** — retries a flaky async action without masking real failures. Mainly used to stabilize 3D scenes (`attemptAction(() => reduce3DViewportSize(page), 10, 100)`).
For everything else, the pattern is: find a spec that uses it (see [patterns-by-feature.md](patterns-by-feature.md)), copy the shape, adapt.
# your codebase is analyzed, see https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/code-scanning/creating-an-advanced-setup-for-code-scanning/codeql-code-scanning-for-compiled-languages
**Extension System**: Each extension exports modules (viewports, tools, panels, commands) that the app dynamically loads. Extensions are self-contained with their own webpack builds.
**Core Extensions:**
- `cornerstone/` - Medical image rendering engine
- `cornerstone-dicom-pmp/` - DICOM PMP support
- `cornerstone-dicom-seg/` - DICOM Segmentation support
- `cornerstone-dicom-sr/` - DICOM SR support
- `dicom-pdf/` - DICOM PDF support
- `dicom-video/` - DICOM Video support
- `measurement-tracking/` - Measurement tracking support
- `default/` - Standard OHIF functionality
### Service-Oriented Design (PUB-SUB)
The app uses a Services Manager pattern with these core services:
- **Display Set Service**: Manages image series organization
- **Measurement Service**: Handles annotations and measurements
- **Hanging Protocol Service**: Controls image layout and display rules
- **UI Service**: Manages panels, modals, and notifications
- **Segmentation Service**: AI/ML powered image segmentation, loading segmentations, etc.
- **Viewport Grid Service**: Manages viewport layout and display rules
- **Viewport Display Set History Service**: Manages viewport display set history
- **Dialog Service**: Manages dialogs, more general not just viewport dialogs
- **Customization Service**: Manages customization of the app
- **Toolbar Service**: Manages the toolbar, viewport action corners, tool states
- **User Authentication Service**: Manages user authentication, but used only for injecting tokens in dicomweb requests in our context
- **Panel Service**: Manages side panels
- **Cornerstone Viewport Service**: Manages the cornerstone viewport, rendering engines, presentation states, more tightly coupled to cornerstone than the other services
- **Tool Group Service**: Manages tool groups, creating and managing tool groups, etc.
- **Sync Group Service**: Manages sync groups, syncing zooming, panning, scrolling, etc.
- **Cornerstone Cache Service**: Manages the cornerstone cache, caching images, etc.
Most of the services utilize a pub sub architecture and extend the pub sub service interace at `pubSubServiceInterface.ts`
### Commands Manager
The Commands Manager tracks named commands (or functions) that are scoped to
a context. When we attempt to run a command with a given name, we look for it
in our active contexts, in the order specified.
If found, we run the command, passing in any application
or call specific data specified in the command's definition.
You can call `commandsManager.runCommand` to run a command.
### Extension Manager
Aggregates and exposes extension modules throughout the OHIF application, manages data sources, and provides a centralized registry for accessing extension functionality.
### Build System
**Yarn Workspaces**: Optimized monorepo builds with dependency caching
**Webpack 5**: Module federation for dynamic extension loading
**Plugin Import System**: Extensions auto-register via `writePluginImportsFile.js`
### Key Technologies
- **React 18 + TypeScript**: UI framework
- **Cornerstone.js**: Medical image rendering
- **DICOM**: Medical imaging standard support
- **ONNX Runtime**: AI model inference (SAM segmentation models)
- **Zustand**: State management
- **TailwindCSS**: Styling system
## Development Patterns
### Adding New Tools
1. Create tool class in `extensions/cornerstone/src/tools/`
2. Register in tool module's `toolNames.ts`
3. Add to toolbar via `getToolbarModule.tsx`
4. Add measurement mapping if needed in `measurementServiceMappings/`
To create a store, you can make one in your extension's `stores/` directory, and you can follow the example of an existing store such as `useLutPresentationStore.ts` or `useSynchronizersStore.ts`.
### Creating hooks
To create a hook, you can make one in your extension's `hooks/` directory, and you can follow the example of an existing hook such as `usePatientInfo.tsx`.
### Creating providers
To create a provider, you can make one in your extension's `providers/` or `contexts/` directory, and you can follow the example of an existing provider such as `ViewportGridProvider.tsx`.
### Adding new icons
To add a new icon, you can add it to the `icons/` directory, then register the icon using `import { addIcon } from '@ohif/extension-default/src/utils'`
### Creating synchronizers
You can create custom synchronizers and place them in the `synchronizers/` directory, you can follow the example of `frameViewSynchronizer.ts`
### Utilites
Any new utilites should be placed in the `utils/` directory, and you can follow the example of `formatPN.ts`
### Commands
Commands are created in the commandsModule of the extension, for example the cornerstone extension has `commandsModule.tsx`, sometimes its also named `getCommandsModule.tsx.`
### Overriding OHIF Components
To override an OHIF component, you can create a new component in your extension's `components/` directory, then import it instead of the original ui-next component.
### Mode layout
The layoutTemplate is a function that returns a layout object, you can follow the example of `longitudinal/src/index.ts`. This would be helpful when you need to override a component as you can know where to look for the original component.
### Pub Sub
Always prioritrize pub sub, by calling a services subscribe over useEffects as it's more reliable, for example
Do not modify the core and always find a way to implement the solution via the extensions and modes, only modify core as a last resort if all other fail or there's an architectural constraint.
## Skills
The `ohif-test-agent` skill (Playwright E2E test guidance) lives at `.agents/skills/ohif-test-agent/`.
## Configuration
### Plugin Configuration
Extensions are auto-discovered via `pluginConfig.json` and dynamically imported during build.
5. `yarn install` to restore dependencies and link projects
5. `yarn install --frozen-lockfile` to restore dependencies and link projects
:::danger
In general run `yarn install` with the `--frozen-lockfile` flag to help avoid
supply chain attacks by enforcing reproducible dependencies. That is, if the
`yarn.lock` file is clean and does NOT reference compromised packages, then
no compromised packages should land on your machine by using this flag.
:::
#### To Develop
@ -158,9 +165,67 @@ _From this repository's root directory:_
yarn config set workspaces-experimental true
# Restore dependencies
yarn install
yarn install --frozen-lockfile
```
### Cornerstone3D Integration Testing
OHIF's Playwright end-to-end tests can run against a **CS3D branch** or a
**published CS3D version**, allowing changes that span both repositories to be
validated together before merging.
#### Setting up an integration build
1. Add the **`ohif-integration`** label to your OHIF pull request.
2. In the PR body, add a line specifying the CS3D ref:
```
CS3D_REF: feat/my-feature
```
- **Version ref** (e.g. `4.19+`, `4.18.2`) — the workflow resolves it to an
exact published version and swaps the CS3D dependency via npm.
- **Branch ref** (e.g. `main`, `cornerstonejs:feat/foo`) — the workflow
clones the branch, builds CS3D from source with `bun run build:esm`, and
symlinks the built packages into OHIF's `node_modules`.
- For forks, use the `<owner>:<branch>` format
(e.g. `myGithubUser:feat/foo`).
- If no `CS3D_REF` is specified, the default is `4.19+`.
3. The workflow can also be triggered manually via **workflow_dispatch** with a
`cs3d_ref` input.
#### What happens in CI
The [Playwright workflow](.github/workflows/playwright.yml) runs two jobs:
| Job | Purpose |
|-----|---------|
| **Playwright Tests** | Builds OHIF (with CS3D linked or version-swapped), runs the full Playwright suite, uploads test results and coverage, and deploys a Netlify preview when `ohif-integration` is active. |
| **CS3D Branch Merge Guard** | A lightweight check that **fails** when the `ohif-integration` label is present and `CS3D_REF` points to a branch (not a version). This prevents merging while still letting the Playwright tests show green so you can see whether the code actually works. |
#### Testing changes that span both repos
If a feature requires changes in both Cornerstone3D and OHIF:
1. Create your feature branch in CS3D and push it.
2. Create a matching branch in OHIF.
3. Add the `ohif-integration` label to the OHIF pull request.
4. In the PR body, add: `CS3D_REF: <your-cs3d-branch>`.
5. Playwright tests will build CS3D from source, link it, and run the full
suite. The merge guard will block merge until you switch to a published
version — but you can see the test results and the preview deploy while
iterating.
6. Once the CS3D side is merged and published, update the PR body to reference
the published version (e.g. `CS3D_REF: 4.19+`). The tests will run against
the registry version and the merge guard will pass.
#### Preview deploys
When `ohif-integration` is active, the Playwright workflow also builds the OHIF
viewer and deploys it to Netlify as a preview. This gives you a live URL to
manually test the combined CS3D + OHIF changes without running anything locally.
For details on linking CS3D locally for development, see the
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