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cornerstone-test-image-loader

v0.2.0

Published

Cornerstone Test Image Loader

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cornerstone-test-image-loader

This repository contains a cornerstone image loader that produces test images client side. This is really useful for supporting development activities and examples as no server is required.

WARNING: This image loader base 64 encodes the pixel data so cornerstone can view images without requiring a server (for development and example use cases). A better option that base 64 encoding your pixel data is to serve up the DICOM P10 via HTTP server and load it using the cornerstoneWADOImageLoader

View the examples for this repository here

Image Loaders

example

Produces MRI Head images:

  • example://1 - MRI head image #1 (coronal)
  • example://2 - MRI head image #2 (coronal)

ctexample

Produces CT chest image:

  • ctexample://1 - CT chest image

string

Generates a 256x256 image with the specified string printed into the image:

  • string://1 - Generates a 256x256 image with the string "1" rendered inside of it
  • string://hello world - Generates a 256x256 image with the string "hello world" rendered inside of it

ramp

Generates a 256x256 image with a grayscale ramp based on the specified parameters (comma separated):

  • parameter 0 = width (default 256)

  • parameter 1 = height (default 256)

  • parameter 2 = bitsStored (default 8)

  • parameter 3 = columnPixelSpacing (default 1.0)

  • parameter 5 = rowPixelSpacing (default 1.0)

  • parameter 6 = slope (default 1.0)

  • parameter 7 = intercept (default 0.0)

  • ramp://256,256,8 - Generates a 256x256x1 image with a grayscale ramp covering 0-255 values

  • ramp://256,256,10 - Generates a 256x256x2 image with a grayscale ramp covering 0-1023 values

  • ramp://256,256,16 - Generates a 256x256x2 image with a grayscale ramp covering 0-65535 values

  • ramp://512,512,16,0.5,0.5,1.0,-1024 - Generates a 512x512x2 image with a grayscale ramp covering 0-65535 values and pixel spacing 0.5/0.5, slope = 1.0, intercept -1024

Build System

This project uses grunt to build the software.

Pre-requisites:

NodeJs - click to visit web site for installation instructions.

grunt-cli

npm install -g grunt-cli

bower

npm install -g bower

Common Tasks

Update dependencies (after each pull):

npm install

bower install

Running the build:

grunt

Automatically running the build and unit tests after each source change:

grunt watch

The build will generate the library output in /dist and the output for the live examples in ../cornerstone-test-image-loader-build. The example output is committed to the gh-pages branch so it can be viewed properly in github pages