Closed tdakkota closed 4 years ago
I think we should use this https://github.com/psd-tools/psd-tools/blob/master/tests/image_resources/slices_0.dat
I think that at the very least there should be one end to end test that confirms, with a real PSD file, that we properly extract data from the image resources section.
I also question the maintainability in working with data files over real PSD files.
For example, if in 6 months we realize that our image slice section is being parsed slightly incorrectly - I wouldn't want to be studying that .dat
file to see what's wrong.
I would want to open a PSD file in Photoshop and compare what we're parsing to what Photoshop says is should look like.
I think that this is the nature of visual libraries such as a PSD parser.
Debugging pretty much requires that you can open something in Photoshop and visualize it and mess with it.
So, yeah I'm usually all for small unit tests that poke at one specific piece.
But I think that due to the PSD file spec being decades old and in some places under-documented there is no substitute (from a maintainability perspective) for real files when trying to build a reliable PSD parser.
Open to your thoughts on this though. Thanks for all of your effort!
I think we should use psd-tools
as example to make decoder.
There are 800+ tests, it's tested greatly.
Some things are not documented in specification, but implemented in this package.
Also, I think that Psd
should not parse image resources section as default, it should be optional.
Also, I think that Psd should not parse image resources section as default, it should be optional.
What's your reasoning for this?
I'd like to avoid landing any code that is untested - even if we just move it to a module commented out with a TODO to add unit tests for different descriptors over time.
Ah I'm sorry I misread the code. It looks like the psd file tests you add prove that we successfully export the descriptors.
Sorry - looks good!
What's your reasoning for this?
Image resource contains some metadata, which can be useless for some users, so why parse it, when we don't need it? Also, it is big enough part of file.
Image resource contains some metadata, which can be useless for some users, so why parse it, when we don't need it?
The one trade-off in my mind would be making the API more complex.
Now you need to know to set that flag if you want that information - and we need to maintain that.
That being said - that doesn't sound bad and if this data is rarely used then ... sure.
Cool! Thanks!
Everything is looking great.
Only thing I see remaining is the 0.dat
1.dat
file names - mind giving those more descriptive names of what those files contain?
After that LGTM and we can merge!
Thanks for your awesome work - I've added you as a collaborator on psd
. Feel free to merge when you're ready
Thanks for your awesome work - I've added you as a collaborator on psd. Feel free to merge when you're ready
Thank you a lot!
No problem! Anything blocking you from merging this?
Adds Image resources section decoder.