Chris Barnes

I can view it fine on Chromium, using the external stack mirrors (instance: https://neurophyla.mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk/catmaid/fibsem/, project: 1123 (ACh), stacks -> \*Ach\* -> add to viewer -> set max to 1024).

Unfortunately not - meshio just ports the data from one format to another, and assumes it's valid.

For testing and benchmarking alternative implementations of Arbor.js and friends, I wrote https://github.com/clbarnes/arbor-harness / https://www.npmjs.com/package/arbor-harness, which fetches and mangles the original implementation from raw.github . If those bits of catmaid-lib...

I think it would be nice to move towards using the webpack dev server; by constraining usage of TS / modern JS to a small set of new files to...

> Would it be easier to factor out smaller libraries (like arbor) first and bundle those, or do you think it's best to bundle all of CATMAID-lib at once, then...

Removing the IIFE could (/should) mean unindenting most of the file, thus trashing the git blame anyway, thus removing the block against using an autoformatter.

Yeah, I have noticed prettier can be pretty funky about putting way too many lines around short expressions. I don't envision the environment being a big issue; if we had...

> Generally I would prefer fewer tools we need to build and setup things. When updating a lot of production servers and having to remember an >5 step update process...

Agreed that formatting is not a priority here; it was a throwaway comment I made when I recognised that my catmaid-lib experiments were necessarily blowing away the git history anyway....

Noting down issues as I hit them while experimenting: If we end up using lerna (which I think is a good idea if we were to split out and put...