feat: model the remaining RFC-5 transforms in both ports - #644
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Complete the RFC-5 transformation model: MapAxis carries the integer transpose vector, ByDimension wraps lower dimensional transforms with the parent-axis indices they apply to, and Bijection pairs a forward transformation with its explicit inverse. The reader parses all three, and validate_transform enforces what the JSON schema cannot say: a mapAxis is a permutation, byDimension items cover every output axis exactly once with dimensionally consistent children, and a bijection joins coordinate systems of equal dimensionality. The byDimension axis arrays in the schema tighten from number to non-negative integer.
Mirror the Python RFC-5 model: MapAxis, ByDimension with wrapped items, and Bijection join the V06Transform union with create* factories, serialization, parsing and the same read-time validation. The zod mapAxis schema previously declared the draft-era name-to-name record; it now matches the published RFC-5 integer transpose vector, and the byDimension schema gains the wrapped item structure.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds RFC 5/v0.6 support for ChangesRFC 5 transformation support
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR expands coordinate-transformation parsing and validation across Python and TypeScript, but the current head can still allow invalid mapAxis metadata and let programmatically built nested transforms bypass child validation, which may permit malformed metadata through. The PR is not merge-ready until those correctness gaps are fixed or explicitly accepted; the test-path and error-reporting issues are lower-priority follow-ups. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MetadataAttrs
participant parseV06Transforms
participant TransformMetadata
participant validateV06Transform
MetadataAttrs->>parseV06Transforms: provide raw transforms and coordinate systems
parseV06Transforms->>TransformMetadata: construct recursive transform objects
parseV06Transforms->>validateV06Transform: validate axis and dimensionality rules
validateV06Transform-->>parseV06Transforms: return validated transform
parseV06Transforms-->>MetadataAttrs: return parsed transforms
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In `@py/ngff_zarr/v06/zarr_metadata.py`:
- Around line 247-250: Validate every byDimension axis index as an integer
before applying range and coverage checks. In py/ngff_zarr/v06/zarr_metadata.py
lines 247-250, update the validation around input_axes and output_axes to reject
fractional values for both raw and programmatic inputs; in
ts/src/utils/v06_metadata.ts lines 393-398, add Number.isInteger(axis) to the
programmatic validation. Preserve the existing non-negative validation and error
behavior for invalid indices.
In `@ts/src/schemas/coordinate_systems.ts`:
- Around line 211-219: Update ByDimensionItemSchema.transformation and all other
nested transformation fields in the coordinate-system schemas to use the
recursive full transformation schema instead of
BaseCoordinateTransformationSchema. Preserve the existing validation for axes
and ensure nested sequence, byDimension, bijection, coordinates, and
displacements transformations are accepted.
In `@ts/test/v06_coordinate_transformations_test.ts`:
- Around line 815-820: Add an assertion in the by-value round-trip test to
verify importedBijection.inverse.path equals "inverse_field", alongside the
existing inverse.type assertion, so the inverse displacement payload is fully
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The parser restores the optional name for every transform type; the wrapper branches previously dropped it. Axis indices must be integers, and byDimension input axes must fit the resolved input coordinate system.
The zod transformation union is now recursive: sequence, inverseOf, bijection and byDimension items nest any transformation, and the coordinates and displacements types join the union. The mapAxis schema requires a full permutation of 2 to 5 indices. The programmatic validator rejects fractional axis indices and byDimension input axes outside the resolved input coordinate system.
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py/ngff_zarr/v06/zarr_metadata.py (1)
252-305: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winValidate nested transformations recursively.
validate_transform()validates only the outerByDimensionorBijectionobject. A direct model call can therefore accept an invalid nested transform, such as aMapAxiswith duplicate indices insideByDimension.transformations,Bijection.forward, orBijection.inverse.Call
validate_transform()for every nested transformation before applying wrapper-specific checks. IncludeTransformSequencechildren so the recursive validation contract is consistent.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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ts/test/v06_coordinate_transformations_test.ts (2)
48-48: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueWrap the long import.
Line 48 exceeds the 80-character TypeScript line limit.
Proposed fix
-import { CoordinateTransformationSchema } from "../src/schemas/coordinate_systems.ts"; +import { + CoordinateTransformationSchema, +} from "../src/schemas/coordinate_systems.ts";As per coding guidelines,
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941-942: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the nested transformation payloads.
The length assertion accepts any two nested transformations. Assert the
scaleandtranslationtypes and their values. This verifies recursive round-trip preservation.Proposed fix
assertEquals(nested.transformations.length, 2); + assertEquals(nested.transformations[0], { + type: "scale", + scale: [2.0, 3.0], + }); + assertEquals(nested.transformations[1], { + type: "translation", + translation: [1.0, 1.0], + });🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@py/ngff_zarr/v06/zarr_metadata.py`:
- Around line 237-240: Update the MapAxis validation in _parse_transforms to
reject mapAxis lengths below 2 or above 5 before checking permutation validity,
matching the TypeScript schema while preserving the existing integer and
permutation checks.
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In `@py/ngff_zarr/v06/zarr_metadata.py`:
- Around line 252-305: Update validate_transform() to recursively validate each
nested transformation before applying wrapper-specific checks: validate
ByDimension item transformations, Bijection forward and inverse transformations,
and TransformSequence children. Preserve the existing axis and dimensionality
validation after recursive validation.
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In `@ts/test/v06_coordinate_transformations_test.ts`:
- Line 48: Wrap the CoordinateTransformationSchema import in
ts/test/v06_coordinate_transformations_test.ts across multiple lines so each
line remains within the 80-character TypeScript limit.
- Around line 941-942: Strengthen the assertions for nested.transformations in
the coordinate transformation test: verify the entries are specifically the
scale and translation transformation types, and assert each transformation’s
expected values to cover recursive round-trip preservation rather than only
checking the array length.
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Matches the bundled JSON schema and the TypeScript zod schema, so both ports accept the same metadata.
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@vboussot please remove inverseOf from the zod schema. |
inverseOf is not part of the published RFC-5. The bijection type carries explicit forward and inverse transformations instead.
Constraints that follow from a transform's parameters alone (mapAxis permutation and arity, integer non-negative axis indices, byDimension output axes produced once, item dimensionality) are enforced in __post_init__, so an invalid instance cannot be constructed. Each transform exposes validate(coordinateSystems) for the constraints that need the resolved input and output coordinate systems, and the wrapper types (sequence, bijection, byDimension) validate their nested transformations. validate_transform delegates to it. CoordinateSystemIdentifier gains axis_count, and ByDimension and Bijection gain from_dict classmethods that parse their nested transformations, so the metadata parser reads like the other types. The TypeScript reader bounds the mapAxis arity to 2 through 5 indices, matching the Python reader and the zod schema. A shared rfc5_transform_cases.json fixture lists valid and invalid transforms with the verdict each reader must give; both suites run every case. The byDimension JSON schema axis items are non-negative integers with corrected descriptions.
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1020-1028: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winReport each shared case as its own test step.
The loop runs inside one
Deno.test. The first failing case aborts the loop, so remaining cases give no verdict.t.stepreports every case name separately, which matches the per-caseidsused by the Pythonparametrize.♻️ Proposed refactor
-Deno.test("shared RFC-5 cases match the expected verdict", async () => { +Deno.test("shared RFC-5 cases match the expected verdict", async (t) => {- for (const testCase of spec.cases) { - const parse = () => - parseV06Transforms([testCase.transformation], names, systems); - if (testCase.ok) { - parse(); - } else { - assertThrows(parse, Error, undefined, testCase.name); - } - } + for (const testCase of spec.cases) { + await t.step(testCase.name, () => { + const parse = () => + parseV06Transforms([testCase.transformation], names, systems); + if (testCase.ok) { + parse(); + } else { + assertThrows(parse, Error, undefined, testCase.name); + } + }); + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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430-465: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert an expected error fragment per shared case, and move the imports to the top.
pytest.raises(ValueError)accepts anyValueError. An invalid case can then pass for an unintended reason, for example a mis-keyed fixture field or a different rule than the case name states. Add anerrorfield to eachok: falsecase inrfc5_transform_cases.jsonand pass it asmatch. The TypeScript suite can then assert the same fragment.
json,pathlib.Path, andMetadataare imported inside functions. The repository guideline requires absolute imports grouped at the top of the module.♻️ Proposed refactor
def _shared_cases(): - import json - from pathlib import Path - spec = json.loads((Path(__file__).parent / "rfc5_transform_cases.json").read_text())def test_shared_rfc5_cases_match_expected_verdict(case): """The Python and TypeScript readers give the same verdict on each case. ``rfc5_transform_cases.json`` is also exercised by the TypeScript suite, so a rule enforced in one port and not the other fails here. """ - from ngff_zarr.v06.zarr_metadata import Metadata - if case["ok"]: Metadata._parse_transforms([case["transformation"]], _SHARED_SYSTEMS) else: - with pytest.raises(ValueError): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match=case["error"]): Metadata._parse_transforms([case["transformation"]], _SHARED_SYSTEMS)Add
import json,from pathlib import Path, andfrom ngff_zarr.v06.zarr_metadata import Metadatato the module import block.As per coding guidelines: "absolute imports grouped by standard library, third-party, and local imports".
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In `@py/ngff_zarr/v06/zarr_metadata.py`:
- Around line 271-282: Update both from_dict classmethods in
py/ngff_zarr/v06/zarr_metadata.py: ByDimensionItem.from_dict at lines 271-282
must validate transformation, input_axes, and output_axes before access and
raise ValueError for missing keys; the corresponding classmethod at lines
378-385 must likewise validate forward and inverse and raise ValueError,
preserving existing parsing for complete payloads.
In `@ts/test/v06_coordinate_transformations_test.ts`:
- Around line 1009-1017: Update the fixture path construction in the test
“shared RFC-5 cases match the expected verdict” to derive the
repository-relative location from import.meta.url instead of Deno.cwd(),
preserving the existing rfc5_transform_cases.json target regardless of
invocation directory. Remove the join import only if no other tests in the file
use it.
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In `@py/test/test_coordinate_transformations.py`:
- Around line 430-465: Update test_shared_rfc5_cases_match_expected_verdict to
pass each invalid case’s new error fragment from rfc5_transform_cases.json to
pytest.raises via match, and add the corresponding error field to every ok:false
fixture case so both ports validate the intended failure. Move json,
pathlib.Path, and Metadata imports from _shared_cases and the test body into the
module’s top-level import block, grouped by standard library and local imports.
In `@ts/test/v06_coordinate_transformations_test.ts`:
- Around line 1020-1028: Refactor the loop in the surrounding Deno test to
create a separate t.step for each testCase, using testCase.name as the step name
and placing the existing parse/assertThrows logic inside it. Ensure each step is
awaited so all cases execute and report independently, matching the per-case
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mapAxis, byDimension, byDimension items and bijection raise ValueError when the payload lacks a required field, matching the other rejections in the module. The shared fixture covers the four cases, and the TypeScript suite resolves the fixture from import.meta.url so it runs from any working directory.
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Thanks @jo-mueller , done in 813409c. Your suggestion led to a useful split: the constraints a transform can check from its own parameters (permutation,arity, output axes produced once) now live in post_init, so an invalid transform cannot be constructed at all. The remaining constraints need the resolved coordinate systems, which a dataclass does not know about, so they sit in a validate(coordinateSystems) method on each transform, with the wrapper types validating their nested transforms. ByDimension and Bijection have from_dict classmethods, and axis_count went on CoordinateSystemIdentifier rather than on the transform, since it belongs to the resolved identifier. |
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Closes #562.
Completes the RFC-5 / OME-Zarr 0.6 coordinate-transformation model in both ports. As before, ngff-zarr models, reads, writes and validates these transforms; it does not apply them or traverse the transformation graph, so no new dependencies are involved.
What's added
mapAxis: an axis permutation stored as a transpose vector of zero-based integer indices, per the published RFC-5 (the value at positioninames the input axis that becomes thei-th output axis).byDimension: a high dimensional transform built from lower dimensional ones. Each item wraps a transformation with theinput_axes/output_axes(integer indices into the parent's coordinate systems) it applies to.bijection: an explicit forward/inverse transformation pair.Both ports parse, serialize and round-trip the three types, and enforce the RFC-5 constraints the JSON schema cannot express. This happens at read time, and via
validate_transform/validateV06Transformfor programmatically built transforms:mapAxismust be a permutation (every zero-based input axis index exactly once), with its length matching resolved input/output coordinate systems;byDimensionitems must produce every output axis exactly once, with non-negative indices and axis lists dimensionally consistent with their child transformation; coverage is checked against the output coordinate system when it resolves;bijectionmust join coordinate systems of equal dimensionality.Notes
projectAxisis not part of the published RFC-5, so there is nothing to implement for it.MapAxisTransformationSchemadeclared aRecord<string, string>name-to-name mapping that matches no published spec; it now declares the RFC-5 integer transpose vector. ThebyDimensionschema gains the wrapped item structure for the same reason.byDimensionaxis arrays tighten fromnumberto non-negativeinteger.inverseOftype absent from the published RFC-5, and theirrotationpayload is a flat array where the rest of the code uses a 2D matrix.Testing
mapAxis, duplicate/missing output axes, dimension mismatches); related suites (convert, structural validation, rfc9, from_ngff_zarr) pass.Summary by CodeRabbit
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