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`getConfig` set `ort.env.wasm.wasmPaths = 'ort/'`. That prefix is document-relative, so the browser resolves it against the current route rather than against the application. It only finds the copy of `onnxruntime-web/dist` when the page sits exactly one segment deep, which is why it works for the examples and for `viewer.ohif.org/segmentation`. A viewer served from a deeper route — `/viewer/dicomweb`, say — requests `/viewer/ort/ort-wasm-*.wasm`, gets the SPA fallback's `index.html`, and compiling that as WebAssembly fails with `expected magic word 00 61 73 6d, found 3c 21 64 6f`. ONNX then reports "no available backend found", the SAM controller never finishes loading, and the failure surfaces to the user as a broken labelmap tool. Resolve the prefix against the base the bundler already uses for the assets it emits — webpack/rspack's public path, falling back to `document.baseURI` — which is the directory applications copy `onnxruntime-web/dist` into. The example runner copies it to `<example>/ort` and is served with `publicPath: 'auto'`, so examples resolve to the same URL they do today. Also stop overwriting a location the application configured: apps serving the binaries from a CDN or a versioned path had their setting clobbered from every `ONNXSegmentationController` construction. Locating the binaries with `new URL(<specifier>, import.meta.url)`, the way the codec and worker assets are located, is not available here: `onnxruntime-web@1.17` publishes only its JavaScript entry points through `exports`, so `onnxruntime-web/dist/ort-wasm-simd.jsep.wasm` does not resolve. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Resolve a relative public path against `document.baseURI` (falling back to `location.href`, for workers) rather than against `location.href` alone. That is the definition webpack and rspack generate for `__webpack_require__.b`, which is the base `new URL(<specifier>, import.meta.url)` compiles down to — so the ONNX binaries now resolve against exactly the same base as the codec wasm. Only observable with a relative public path and a `<base>` tag; identical everywhere else. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR changes ONNX WASM asset resolution and the AI package surface, but the current head still carries bounded compatibility and deployment risks: malformed paths, incomplete configuration guidance, potentially incorrect test imports, and downstream build failures from a removed export. Merge should wait for these issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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The fallback branch still anchored `ort/` to the current document URL when no bundler public path was available, so a viewer served from a deep route asked for `<route>/ort/` and got the SPA fallback's index.html. Take the application's public base instead: the bundler's asset base when it exposes one, then the injected `PUBLIC_URL`, then `document.baseURI` when the page carries an explicit `<base href>`, and finally `/`. Defaulting to `/` keeps the load path identical to the pre-fix behaviour for an application served from the root, keeps `ort/` in the same place relative to the app for a sub-path build, and leaves an explicit wasm directory untouched. The package had no jest project, so add one (with the babel config every other tested package carries) alongside the tests, including the deep-route-without- a-base-element case. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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`ort.env.wasm.wasmPaths = "ort/"` is document-relative, so it resolves
against the current route rather than against the application. It finds
the copy of `onnxruntime-web/dist` only when the page sits exactly one
segment deep; a viewer served from /viewer/dicomweb requests
/viewer/ort/ort-wasm-*.wasm, receives the SPA fallback index.html, and
ONNX fails with "expected magic word 00 61 73 6d, found 3c 21 64 6f"
followed by "no available backend found".
Resolve the prefix in the order an application declares it:
1. the system-level wasm directory, when one is set. Applications that
already serve their codec binaries out of one place name it once with
`init({ wasmBasePath })` on the DICOM image loader, and the ONNX
Runtime binaries load from there too - no second setting.
2. otherwise `PUBLIC_URL` (`window.PUBLIC_URL`, `window.config.path`, or
the build-time `process.env.PUBLIC_URL`), defaulting to "/".
3. with `ort/` resolved against that base, anchored at the page origin -
protocol and host, never the route. This is the formula
dicom-microscopy-viewer has always used for PUBLIC_URL, so existing
deployments with or without PUBLIC_URL keep working.
The codec wasm directory was private to the DICOM image loader, so move
the value into `@cornerstonejs/core` where every package can honour it:
`utilities.setWasmBasePath` / `getWasmBasePath`, written by setOptions on
the loader and read back as the fallback in createImage, so setting it
either way reaches both the codecs and ONNX.
The examples serve `ort/` beside the page - at the root under the example
dev server, under /live-examples/ on the docs site - so initDemo declares
the page directory as PUBLIC_URL, which is what the route-relative prefix
used to resolve to in both places.
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packages/ai/src/utils/getOrtWasmPaths.test.ts (1)
16-16: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd coverage for the remaining fallback paths.
This suite does not test the document-base fallback or the non-browser fallback stated in the PR objective. Add one test for each path. Assert the resolved directory and the fallback order.
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In `@packages/ai/jest.config.js`:
- Around line 15-16: Update the deep-import alias pattern in the Jest
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In `@packages/docs/docs/getting-started/vue-angular-react-vite.md`:
- Line 154: Update the ONNX Runtime path documentation to state that an
application-configured ort.env.wasm.wasmPaths value takes precedence over
wasmBasePath and is preserved. Clarify that the system-wide path applies only
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Document explicit ONNX Runtime path precedence.
An application-configured ort.env.wasm.wasmPaths value is preserved. In that condition, it overrides wasmBasePath. Add this caveat because the current text implies that @cornerstonejs/ai always uses the system-wide path.
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In `@packages/docs/docs/getting-started/vue-angular-react-vite.md` at line 154,
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wasmBasePath and is preserved. Clarify that the system-wide path applies only
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Locating a wasm binary is a standard operation - the codecs and the ONNX Runtime have the same problem for the same reason - so the resolution belongs beside the base path it reads, not in the one package that happened to need it first. `utilities.resolveWasmBasePath(defaultDirectory)` now answers the whole question: the configured `wasmBasePath` when there is one, otherwise the standard directory its owner copies the binaries into, resolved against the application. `utilities.resolveApplicationUrl(path)` is the general half underneath it, with `getPublicUrl` alongside - resolving a path against `PUBLIC_URL` and the page origin rather than against the current route is not specific to wasm either. `getOrtWasmPaths` keeps only what is specific to the ONNX Runtime: the standard `ort/` directory name, and the choice to let a caller-named directory outrank the configured one. `DEFAULT_PUBLIC_URL` moves with the logic and is no longer re-exported from `@cornerstonejs/ai`. The resolution tests move to `packages/core/test/wasmBasePath.jest.js`, covering both resolvers and every `PUBLIC_URL` source; what is left in `packages/ai` is the three decisions that module still makes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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5-20: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPreserve the
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In onnxruntime-web (including version 1.17.1), the wasmPaths configuration in ort.env.wasm.wasmPaths serves as an override for the location of the WebAssembly binary (.wasm) and JavaScript (.mjs) files [1][2][3]. When you provide a string to wasmPaths, it acts as a URL prefix [1][2]. The library appends the specific file name (e.g., ort-wasm-simd-threaded.wasm) to this string to resolve the full URL [4][5]. For example, if you set: ort.env.wasm.wasmPaths = 'https://example.com/assets/'; The library will attempt to fetch files like 'https://example.com/assets/ort-wasm-simd-threaded.wasm' [4]. Regarding the object syntax: while some documentation may suggest using file names as keys, the implementation (e.g., in wasm-factory.ts) expects an object following the WasmFilePaths interface [6][7][8]. This interface defines properties for 'wasm' and 'mjs' files, not a mapping of individual filenames [6][7]. The correct object-based configuration is: ort.env.wasm.wasmPaths = { wasm: 'https://example.com/path/to/specific-file.wasm', mjs: 'https://example.com/path/to/specific-file.mjs' }; Using the wrong object key format (e.g., using specific file names like 'ort-wasm-simd.jsep.wasm' as keys) may not function as intended because the internal loader specifically looks for the 'wasm' and 'mjs' properties [8][4]. Always ensure the JavaScript bundle and the WebAssembly files originate from the same build/version to avoid initialization failures due to function name mismatches [2][3].
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Normalize explicit directories with a trailing slash.
When directory is 'ort', ONNX Runtime concatenates the string wasmPaths value with the binary name and requests .../ortort-wasm-*.wasm. Apply the same trailing-slash normalization as resolveWasmBasePath. Add tests for relative and root-relative directories without a slash.
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In `@packages/ai/src/utils/getOrtWasmPaths.ts` around lines 42 - 47, Update
getOrtWasmPaths to normalize an explicitly provided directory with a trailing
slash before returning it, matching resolveWasmBasePath behavior while
preserving the configured default path. Add coverage for relative and
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The configured `wasmBasePath` and `PUBLIC_URL` are the whole story, so `getOrtWasmPaths` is now one standard call with nothing to parameterise: return utilities.resolveWasmBasePath(DEFAULT_ORT_WASM_DIRECTORY); The override it accepted was a third way to name the location, reachable by nobody - the function has never shipped, and an application that wants the binaries elsewhere already sets `wasmBasePath`, declares `PUBLIC_URL`, or assigns `ort.env.wasm.wasmPaths` itself, which the controller leaves alone. Also says out loud in the module and the docs why a subpath deployment has to declare one of the two rather than falling back to something: with only JavaScript entry points in the `onnxruntime-web@1.17` exports map, there is no module-relative base to derive. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@TFRadicalImaging - this is the wasm fix, if you could test it in context. |
I tested the fix, and confirmed that the labelmap assist works (and the WASM library is loaded) with and without the local workaround. |
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@jbocce - this PR has been tested now and is working correctly in a non root URL situation. Can you review? It is just loading from a different path as required - not quite in the standard way the codecs libraries work because the path needs setting as a path, not as a resolve unfortunately. |
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ONNXSegmentationController.getConfig()points ONNX Runtime at its WebAssembly binaries withThat prefix is document-relative. The browser resolves it against the current route rather than against the application, so it only lands on the copy of
onnxruntime-web/distwhen the page sits exactly one segment deep — which is why it works for the examples and forviewer.ohif.org/segmentation.Problem
A viewer served from a deeper route (
/viewer/dicomweb,<PUBLIC_URL>viewer/<dataSource>, …) requests<route>/ort/ort-wasm-*.wasm. Nothing is served there: the SPA fallback answers withindex.html, and compiling that as WebAssembly dies withONNX then reports
no available backend found, the SAM controller never finishes loading, and the next viewport render throws on the labelmap it never got. Downstream (OHIF/Manta) this reaches the user as a generic "Something went wrong" on the labelmap assist tool, and every consumer whose viewer is not at a single-segment route has to patch it in application code.The second half of the problem is that the assignment runs from every
ONNXSegmentationControllerconstruction, so an application that setsort.env.wasm.wasmPathsitself (a CDN, a versioned path) has its value clobbered — patching it from the app requires trapping the write with an accessor rather than simply assigning.Change
Locating a wasm binary is a standard operation — the codecs and the ONNX Runtime have the same problem for the same reason — so the resolution lives in
@cornerstonejs/core, beside the base path it reads, rather than in the one package that happened to need it first.utilities.resolveWasmBasePath(defaultDirectory)answers the whole question, in the order an application declares where it is served from:init({ wasmBasePath })on@cornerstonejs/dicom-image-loader— and the ONNX Runtime binaries load from there too, exactly the way the codec binaries do. No second setting, nothing ONNX-specific to configure.ort/here), resolved against the application's base —PUBLIC_URLfromwindow.PUBLIC_URL,window.config.path, or the build-timeprocess.env.PUBLIC_URL, defaulting to'/'when nothing declares one.window.locationand nothing more. This is the formuladicom-microscopy-viewerhas always used to locate its own assets fromPUBLIC_URL, so deployments that already setPUBLIC_URL(and those that do not) keep the location they have today. The route never takes part.Because the wasm directory was private to the DICOM image loader, the value moves into core as well:
utilities.setWasmBasePath/getWasmBasePath, written by the loader'ssetOptionsand read back as the fallback increateImage. Setting it either way reaches both the codecs and ONNX; the loader option remains the documented entry point.Under
resolveWasmBasePathsits its general half,utilities.resolveApplicationUrl(path)withgetPublicUrlalongside — resolving a path against the application rather than against the current route is not specific to wasm either, and this is the patterndicom-microscopy-viewerandinitDemoalready follow by hand.What is left in
packages/ai/src/utils/getOrtWasmPaths.tsis the one thing specific to the ONNX Runtime — the standardort/directory name — and nothing else:There is deliberately no third way to name the location.
getConfig()setswasmPathsonly when the application has not already set it, so an application either configureswasmBasePath, declaresPUBLIC_URL, or assignsort.env.wasm.wasmPathsitself.Why not
new URL(..., import.meta.url)Every other wasm binary here is located the way the codecs and workers do it —
new URL('@cornerstonejs/codec-charls/decodewasm', import.meta.url)— letting the bundler resolve, emit and hash the file. That is not available for ONNX atonnxruntime-web@1.17: itsexportsmap publishes only the JavaScript entry points, soApplications therefore copy
onnxruntime-web/distsomewhere they serve and point the runtime at the copy, which is why the location has to be declared rather than resolved. Whenonnxruntime-webis eventually bumped to ≥ 1.21, its*.bundle.min.mjsbuilds resolve their own.wasmthroughimport.meta.urland this whole assignment can be deleted.Impact
The old prefix resolved against the document's directory — the route with its last segment dropped as a file name — so it happened to work only while the page sat at exactly the right depth.
/,/segmentation/ort//ort/— unchanged/segmentation//segmentation/ort/— 404 / index.html/ort//viewer/dicomweb/viewer/ort/— 404 / index.html/ort/PUBLIC_URL=/pacs//pacs/viewer/pacs/ort//pacs/ort/— unchangedPUBLIC_URL=/pacs//pacs/viewer/dicomweb/pacs/viewer/ort/— 404 / index.html/pacs/ort/wasmBasePathset<route>/ort/— ignored the setting<wasmBasePath>ort.env.wasm.wasmPaths/,/live-examples/x.html<page dir>/ort/<page dir>/ort/— unchangedA subpath deployment that declares neither
wasmBasePathnorPUBLIC_URLlooks in/ort/, where the old code happened to find/<subpath>/ort/from a page at the subpath root. That case was never supported rather than regressed:onnxruntime-web@1.17exports only its JavaScript entry points, so there is no module-relative base to derive and nothing to fall back to — the location has to be declared. Both ways of declaring it are documented inpackages/docs/docs/getting-started/vue-angular-react-vite.md.The examples serve
ort/beside the page — at the root under the example dev server, under/live-examples/on the docs site — soinitDemodeclares the page's own directory asPUBLIC_URL, which is exactly what the route-relative prefix resolved to in both places.No new work at load time: one URL resolution, once, inside
getConfig(). No change to what is fetched or when.Testing
packages/core/test/wasmBasePath.jest.js— 21 tests over both resolvers: everyPUBLIC_URLsource and precedence, a deep route, a base with and without its trailing slash, absolute paths, full-URL paths and bases, and a configuredwasmBasePath(absolute, relative, missing its trailing slash, cleared by an empty value).packages/aigets a jest project (picked up by the rootprojects: packages/*/jest.config.jsglob) covering the three decisions that module still makes.core, 397 tests indicomImageLoaderincludingwasmBasePath.spec.ts.tsc --noEmitis clean onai,coreanddicomImageLoader.packages/ai/tsconfig.jsonnow excludes*.test.ts/*.spec.ts, so the new test does not ship indist.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
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