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@annotorious/plugin-magnetic-outline

v0.1.7

Published

Computer-vision-powered drawing tools for Annotorious

Readme

Annotorious Magnetic Outline Tools

An Annotorious plugin that adds computer-vision powered drawing tools for semi-automatic annotation.

Tools

1. Intelligent Scissors

A Photoshop-style "magnetic lasso" for tracing object outlines. Automatically follows edges as you move the cursor, making it easy to outline complex shapes with minimal clicking.

How to use:

  1. Click to place a starting point on the object’s edge (the cursor will briefly change to a wait spinner).
  2. Move the cursor along the outline — the tool will automatically trace the edge.
  3. Click to lock in intermediate points if needed for tricky areas.
  4. Double-click or click back on the first point to complete the shape.

Note: You cannot zoom or pan the image while drawing with this tool.

2. Magnetic Cursor

Snaps the mouse cursor to corner points of nearby objects in the image – ideal for quickly marking precise points.

How to use:

  1. Move the crosshair near the edge or corner of an object.
  2. The cursor will "snap" to detected points for accurate placement.
  3. Click to place points.
  4. Double-click or click back on the first point to complete the shape.

Note: After zooming or panning the image, the cursor will be briefly unavailable while keypoints are re-computed for the new view.

Installation

npm install @annotorious/plugin-magnetic-outline

Important: This plugin currently supports only @annotorious/openseadragon. Support for plain images (JPEG, PNG,...) is not yet available. Join the discussion if you're interested in these integrations.

Usage

import OpenSeadragon from 'openseadragon';
import { createOSDAnnotator } from '@annotorious/openseadragon';
import { mountPlugin } from '@annotorious/plugin-magnetic-outline';

import '@annotorious/openseadragon/annotorious-openseadragon.css';

const viewer = OpenSeadragon({
  /** OSD init options **/  
});

const anno = createOSDAnnotator(viewer, {
  /** Annotorious init options **/
});

// Mounts the plugin and registers both tools
mountPlugin(anno);

// Set the active tool
anno.setDrawingTool('magnetic-cursor'); // or 'intelligent-scissors'