@osdlabel/react
v0.22.0
Published
React implementation of the osdlabel image annotation library — components, hooks, and state management using React Context and Immer.
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@osdlabel/react
React bindings for osdlabel — a web-based image annotation library for gigapixel/DZI images, powered by OpenSeaDragon deep zoom and Fabric.js v7 canvas rendering.
Re-exports everything from the framework-agnostic osdlabel core plus React
components, hooks, and Immer-based state
management. Works with React 18 and 19.
Features
- Deep zoom annotation of gigapixel DZI images or plain image files
- Multi-image grid (up to 16 images) with one active annotation cell at a time
- Rectangle, circle, line, point, polyline/polygon, and freehand path tools
- Vertex editing on polygons and polylines (long-press to move, insert, delete)
- Convert a selected circle to its bounding rectangle
- Annotation contexts with per-tool constraints (max count, count scope), with
./,to cycle between them - Derived text labels, calibrated measurements, and connector lines via decoration providers
- Per-cell view controls — rotate, flip, and tonal adjustment (exposure, contrast, invert) — with overlay annotations following in lockstep
- Drag-driven custom controls via the
customControloverlay mode - Configurable keyboard shortcuts
- Versioned JSON serialization
Installation
npm install @osdlabel/react react react-dom fabric openseadragonQuick Start
import { createRoot } from 'react-dom/client';
import { Annotator, createImageId, createAnnotationContextId } from '@osdlabel/react';
import type { ImageSource, AnnotationContext } from '@osdlabel/react';
const images: ImageSource[] = [
{
id: createImageId('slide-1'),
tileSource: 'https://example.com/slides/slide-1.dzi',
label: 'Slide 1',
},
];
const contexts: AnnotationContext[] = [
{
id: createAnnotationContextId('review'),
label: 'Review',
tools: [
{ type: 'rectangle', maxCount: 5, countScope: 'per-image' },
{ type: 'circle' },
{ type: 'point' },
],
},
];
function App() {
return (
<div style={{ width: '100vw', height: '100vh' }}>
<Annotator
images={images}
contexts={contexts}
onAnnotationsChange={(annotations) => console.log(annotations)}
/>
</div>
);
}
createRoot(document.getElementById('app')!).render(<App />);The Annotator registers the Fabric id custom property automatically when its
viewer mounts, so there is no setup call to remember. initFabricModule() is
still exported and idempotent if you build Fabric objects yourself before any
viewer exists.
Composable API
Prefer to assemble the UI yourself? Wrap your tree in <AnnotatorProvider>, call
useAnnotator() for state and actions, then compose Toolbar, GridView,
Filmstrip, StatusBar, GridControls, ContextSwitcher, and ViewControls:
import {
AnnotatorProvider,
useAnnotator,
Toolbar,
GridView,
Filmstrip,
StatusBar,
GridControls,
ContextSwitcher,
ViewControls,
serialize,
deserialize,
} from '@osdlabel/react';ViewControls exposes the per-cell rotate / flip / exposure / contrast / invert
actions. It is shown by default inside Annotator — pass
showViewControls={false} to hide it.
Sub-path barrels are also available: @osdlabel/react/components,
@osdlabel/react/state, @osdlabel/react/hooks.
Documentation
Full documentation, the composable API, decoration providers, and keyboard shortcuts live in the main repository.
License
BSD-3-Clause.
