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dicom-data-dictionary

v0.3.1

Published

DICOM Data Dictionary

Downloads

694

Readme

dicom-data-dictionary

DICOM Data Dictionary JavaScript Library

About

The purpose of this library is to provide DICOM data dictionary functionality. Currently it just provides a set of standard tags from an unknown version of the DICOM standard. See backlog for some ideas of things to add in the future - pull requests are welcome!

Usage

This library is written using JavaScript ES6 and distributed as both ES6 code and ES5 code via NPM. The ES5 code is generated using 6to5 so you must use the polyfills as described here. Use in a pure ES6 environment does not require any polyfills (see example/example-es6.js). You should be able to use this library from a web browser using browserify or jspm.

Install from NPM

npm install dicom-data-dictionary

Example of using from ES5 environment using Node.JS

npm run example

Example of using from ES6 environment using 6to5-node

npm run example-es6

Note - this module can take several seconds to load because it contains the entire data dictionary. It is recommended to load this module asynchronously voa Syste.import() to avoid any startup related time penalties (especially if the module isn't needed right away).

Building

Pre-requisites

NodeJs - click to visit web site for installation instructions.

npm install

Common Tasks

Build

npm run build

Automatically run lint, test and build on any file change (when developing)

npm run watch

Bump the patch version number

npm version patch

Bump the minor version number

npm version minor

Bump the major version number

npm version major

Publish new version

npm run publish

Backlog

  • Create tool to generate standardDataElements.js from actual standard xml file
  • Add UID dictionary
  • Add support for private tags

Copyright

Copyright 2015 Chris Hafey [email protected]