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@wetron/onnx

v0.0.35

Published

ONNX model parser - extracts graph structure (nodes, edges, shapes) from .onnx files

Readme

@wetron/onnx

ONNX model parser for wetron. Reads .onnx files and returns a ModelGraph IR. Initializer bytes are surfaced lazily through ModelGraph.weights; initializers with data_location = EXTERNAL are not inlined and must be fetched separately (see below).

Install

pnpm add @wetron/onnx

Included automatically when you install @wetron/core or @wetron/react.

API

import { parseOnnx } from "@wetron/onnx";

const bytes = new Uint8Array(await file.arrayBuffer());
const graph = parseOnnx(bytes);

Throws ParseError from @wetron/common/ir on malformed input.

External data loading

For models where initializers use data_location = EXTERNAL, fetch the external files and build a WeightSource:

import { loadOnnxExternalWeightsFromUrl } from "@wetron/onnx";

const weights = await loadOnnxExternalWeightsFromUrl(modelBytes, "https://.../model-dir");
// weights.get("init_name") -> Uint8Array | undefined

Each unique location filename is fetched once from ${baseUrl}/${location} and shared across initializers that slice it. Returns an empty WeightSource when the model has no EXTERNAL initializers. Throws ParseError on non-ok responses.

What gets parsed

  • All nodes with op type, inputs, outputs, and attributes
  • Initializer shapes and dtypes (raw weight data is not read)
  • Intermediate tensor shapes from value_info
  • Opset versions per domain

dtype mapping

| ONNX enum | dtype | | --------- | ---------- | | 1 | float32 | | 2 | uint8 | | 3 | int8 | | 6 | int32 | | 7 | int64 | | 10 | float16 | | 11 | float64 | | 16 | bfloat16 |