Custom-route tools (split, compare, collage, find-duplicates, etc.) only
handled HEIC via ensureSharpCompat, failing on BMP, PSD, RAW, TGA, EXR,
HDR, JXL, and other formats Sharp cannot decode natively. Added the full
decode pipeline from createToolRoute to all 16 affected routes: format
validation via validateImageBuffer, HEIC decoding with actionable error
messages, CLI-based exotic format decoding with nested fallback, and SVG
sanitization to prevent XXE/SSRF/script injection.
The vectorize tool had a custom processing flow that bypassed the
standard useToolProcessor hook -- no progress indication, no server-side
batch, and the Download All ZIP relied on a client-side sequential loop.
Backend: extract core logic into vectorizeBuffer(), register via
registerToolProcessFn() so the /batch endpoint works with p-queue
concurrency and SSE progress events.
Frontend: replace custom fetch loop with useToolProcessor hook and
ProgressCard, giving upload progress, per-file batch status, and
automatic Download All ZIP via the existing tool-page infrastructure.
Also set image/svg+xml MIME type on SVG blobs during batch ZIP
extraction to ensure reliable rendering in <img> tags across browsers.
Adds fileFilter and acceptDescription props to Dropzone so tools can
restrict accepted file types across all entry paths (file picker,
drag-and-drop, paste, single URL import, bulk URL import).
Background images, device frames, custom shadows, and watermark text
were not rendering in the right-pane preview. The preview now updates
in real time for all settings: gradient/solid/image backgrounds, macOS/
Windows/Browser frame chrome, iPhone/MacBook/iPad frame indicators,
custom shadow parameters, and watermark text overlay.
Also fixes a React StrictMode effect-ordering race where the parent
tool-page reset cleared preview state set by the child Settings
component on initial mount.
The stitch route only decoded HEIC via ensureSharpCompat, so exotic
formats (DNG, PSD, TGA, BMP, JXL, HDR, QOI, DDS, ICO, JP2, DPX, etc.)
crashed Sharp at metadata read time, causing "Stitch creation failed".
Add the full CLI decode pipeline (decodeToSharpCompat) matching the
tool-factory pattern, plus SVG sanitization with proper error handling
for each format category.
Replace fetch() with XMLHttpRequest in the frontend to surface upload
progress via onprogress events, and add a progress bar that shows upload
percentage then pulses during server-side stitching.
The preview endpoint now returns X-Original-Width/Height headers with
dimensions read from Sharp metadata (or ExifTool for RAW files). The
frontend stores these in FileEntry and the ImageViewer prefers them over
the browser's naturalWidth/naturalHeight, which reflects the resized
preview rather than the original sensor dimensions.
Sharp can read TIFF-based RAW files (DNG, CR2, NEF) directly for
metadata without requiring ImageMagick/darktable to fully decode them.
Try Sharp on the raw buffer first; only fall back to the decode pipeline
for formats Sharp cannot open (PSD, ICO, TGA). For RAW files, enrich
with ExifTool to get real sensor dimensions instead of thumbnail size.
Error from a failed image (e.g. DNG) persisted when navigating to a
previously cached image because the cache path skipped setError(null).
Also pass the original file extension to decodeToSharpCompat so RAW
variants get the correct temp file suffix for ExifTool/ImageMagick.
The compose route only decoded HEIC/HEIF via ensureSharpCompat, causing
EPS, PSD, BMP, RAW, and other exotic formats to fail with
"Processing failed". Now uses the same full format pipeline as the
tool-factory for both base and overlay buffers.
Info panel always read files[0] and stored results in a single useState,
so it never changed when switching images. Now tracks selectedIndex,
auto-fetches on navigation after initial "Read Info" click, caches
results per-index, and aborts stale requests on rapid navigation.
Replace mock HTTP server + vi.mock approach with vi.stubGlobal('fetch')
using a public IP (1.2.3.4) that passes real SSRF validation. This
eliminates both the fragile vi.mock (broken under V8 coverage) and the
localhost network dependency (unreliable in CI).
Revert the SSRF_ALLOW_PRIVATE env var that broke ssrf unit tests.
Extend timeout for exotic format error resilience tests to 120s to
accommodate slow JXL + Image enhancement combination in CI.
Install ImageMagick, Ghostscript, libjxl-tools, and libopenjp2-tools in
CI so exotic format decoder tests (PSD, EPS, HDR, ICO, JP2, etc.) can
run. Relax ImageMagick EPS/PS security policy to match the Dockerfile.
Replace fragile vi.mock() of the SSRF module in fetch-urls tests with an
env-var guard (SSRF_ALLOW_PRIVATE) that bypasses private-IP checks in
the test environment. The vi.mock approach broke under V8 coverage
instrumentation in CI.
The favicon route bypassed createToolRoute and only handled HEIC/HEIF
via ensureSharpCompat. Exotic formats (PSD, BMP, JXL, JP2, EXR, HDR,
DNG, ICO, TGA, etc.) passed validation but crashed Sharp after
reply.hijack(), causing the response stream to hang silently until the
5-minute XHR timeout.
Now decodes all formats before hijacking the response, matching the
pipeline used by createToolRoute. Files that fail to decode are skipped
with a skipped-files.txt manifest in the ZIP rather than aborting the
entire batch.
Pass onUrlImport handler through AppLayout to Dropzone so URL-imported
files are loaded on the home page. Add stopPropagation on the modal
overlay to prevent clicks from reaching elements underneath.
Per-image try-catch with Sharp fallback for CLI-decoded formats (matching
createToolRoute), SVG decompression/sanitization, and filename-specific
error messages so users know which image failed and why.
The image-to-pdf route used ensureSharpCompat (HEIC-only) instead of the
full format decode pipeline from tool-factory. Formats like FITS, PSD,
RAW, EXR, HDR, TGA, etc. passed through undecoded and crashed Sharp.
Replace with validateImageBuffer + decodeToSharpCompat to match the
standard tool pipeline.
- Refactor use-tool-processor and use-pipeline-processor hooks
- Enhance dropzone component with improved UX
- Improve seam carving with better error handling and tests
- Add JXL format encoding support to format-encoders
- Update tool routes for consistent format handling
- Add dropzone unit tests
All URLs in a batch share a single workspace directory. When multiple
URLs resolve to the same filename (e.g. two different domains both
serving photo.jpg), the second writeFile silently overwrites the first.
Track used filenames in a Set and append _1, _2, etc. on collision,
mirroring the existing getUniqueName pattern from batch.ts.
Accepts { urls: string[] } (1-50), fetches each URL with SSRF protection
via safeFetch, validates as image, saves to workspace, generates WebP
preview for non-browser formats, and returns results with download URLs.
Uses p-queue with concurrency 4 to parallelize fetches.
ImageMagick outputs numbered files (fits-out-0.png, fits-out-1.png)
for multi-image FITS, but decodeFits expected a single output file.
Added [0] selector to extract only the first frame, matching the
pattern used by DDS and PSD decoders.
DNG and FITS previews showed "Preview not available" because their CLI
decoders (ExifTool/ImageMagick) were not installed. Sharp can read both
formats natively (DNG is TIFF-based, FITS via libvips fitsload).
Added Sharp fallback to the preview endpoint, batch processing, and
tool factory: when decodeToSharpCompat throws, try sharp(buffer).metadata()
before returning 422. If Sharp can read the buffer, processing continues
without the CLI decoder.
- Added isImageFile() filter to all drop handlers (dropzone, collage,
file-upload-area) so PDFs and non-image files are rejected on drop.
Previously only the file picker's accept attribute filtered; drag-and-
drop accepted anything.
- Added ppm, pgm, pbm to CLI_DECODED_FORMATS in file-validation.ts.
These formats were missing, causing Sharp metadata checks to fail for
some files during batch validation, which silently dropped them from
results ("File not found in batch results").
- Added integration tests for PBM, PGM, PPM, TIFF, QOI, JP2, SVGZ
single-file processing, plus a test confirming PDF is rejected.
SERVER_PREVIEW_EXTENSIONS was missing TIFF, DDS, DPX, EPS, FITS, JP2,
PBM/PGM/PPM, QOI, SVGZ, CUR, and many RAW variants. The server
already had decoders for all of them but the client never triggered
the preview fetch, so users saw "Preview not available" instead.
Custom SVG showing a landscape image frame with a pencil overlay,
clearly communicating "edit image" instead of the vector pen tool
which read more as Illustrator than Photoshop.
Small bordered buttons with Minus/Plus icons flank the range slider,
allowing single-step quality adjustments. Disabled at min (1) and
max (100) boundaries.
The thumbnail strip expanded beyond the right pane because the flex
section lacked min-w-0, causing a page-level horizontal scrollbar.
Added min-w-0 to both mobile and desktop image area sections.
For non-previewable formats (DDS, TIFF, EXR, PSD, RAW, etc.), show a
file info card with format and size instead of passing the blob URL to
an img tag that fails and shows an infinite "Loading preview..." spinner.
Also changed the ImageViewer error state from a misleading spinner to a
static "Preview not available" message.
AVIF was missing from expandAccept() and every inline accept attribute,
causing the OS file picker to gray out .avif files. Drag-and-drop was
unaffected because it bypasses the accept filter. Added .avif to
dropzone.tsx expandAccept (covers all Dropzone pickers) plus 12 inline
accept strings across tool settings, pages, and file-upload-area.
- Remove duplicate "Files" heading (section header + inline count)
- Space "Show more" and "Clear all" apart on the same row
- Replace bare number input with number + KB/MB dropdown for target
size, defaulting to KB; MB values are converted to KB for the API
- Hide native number input spin buttons for a cleaner look
The before-after slider hardcoded a checkerboard background on the
entire "after" overlay, which filled letterbox/pillarbox space around
non-transparent images. Replaced with a neutral bg-muted/30.
In image-viewer, moved the checkerboard from the outer container
(which included padding) to the img element itself, so it only
shows through transparent pixels rather than the surrounding area.
Replace the single-file pill with a full file list showing name
(truncated), format badge, and size for each file. First 5 files
are visible by default with a "show more" toggle for the rest.
Clicking a file selects it in the viewer. Applies to all tools.
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