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nrrd-js
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This can parse and serialize files in the Nearly Raw Raster Data format. Currently it only supports inline data (although in principle there is parsing support for datafile, and if you take care of the external data yourself writing headers using external data should also work).
To use with ndarray, proceed as follows:
var nrrdfile = nrrd.parse(...);
var array = ndarray(nrrdfile.data, nrrdfile.sizes.slice().reverse());
var arrayBuffer = nrrd.serialize({data: array.data, sizes: array.shape.slice().reverse()});
// If array.data is something other than a typed array, you should specify the 'type'.
Note that the above serialization only works if the ndarray uses the default stride(s), if not, then you essentially need to copy the ndarray into a new one that does (or at least a new typed array).
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Handling NRRD files in Javascript.
We found that nrrd-js demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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