WebGL 2.0 medical image viewer
This extension uses NiiVue to display images selected in VSCode.
The VS Code extension is published on the VS Code marketplace and can be installed via the extension tab in VS Code, searching for niivue
The web version can be installed as a local app with file associations (only supported in Chrome)
Currently my time that I can spend on this project is quite limited. I'm very happy for contributions in the form of pull requests.
Otherwise, if you would like to see a certain feature implemented, please let me know so I can prioritize the development. Either create a new issue or comment/react on an existing issue.
Right Mouse
: Drag with the right mouse button to zoomMiddle Mouse
: Drag with the right mouse button to panMouse Scroll
: Change slice in currently hovered image← →
: change volume in 4D imageV
: Cycle through viewmodesC
: Cycle through clip plane orientations in 3D rendershift
: Changes mouse behaviour to 2D dragging and 3D viewplane rotationH
: Move the cross to RL
: Move the cross to LJ
: Move the cross to PK
: Move the cross to Actrl+U
: Move the cross to Sctrl+D
: Move the cross to ICtr+Shift+P
)NiiVue can open several formats popular with brain imaging:
If niivue-vscode fails to open any of these files, please create an issue.
niivue-vscode
folder npm install --global yarn
yarn install:all
It might be required to update node first before running 'yarn install'. This can be done with the following:
npm install --global n
n latest
yarn start:webview
This requires a full compilation and is slow
yarn watch:webview
F5
(a new VSCode window opens: Extension Development Host)Ctrl+R
in the Extension Development Host for reload after a code changeThe playwright tests are for the niivue webview.
Install the vscode extension Playwright Test for VSCode
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Open the command line and execute
yarn start:webview
Open the vscode test interface and run the tests. New tests can be added under niivue/tests
yarn esbuild
yarn open-in-browser
First publish to vscode marketplace, this automatically increments the version number and creates a git commit
vsce publish patch|minor|major [--pre-release]
Then publish to openVSX marketplace
npx ovsx publish --pat <openVSX access key>