kerf-engine/engine/tests/test_modes.py
jlightner 31f78727e0 feat: Added B&W/grayscale/color conversion modes, invert toggle, 10+ mode-aware sliders, mask regions, turnpolicy, and white preview background
Engine:
- preprocess() accepts conversion_mode (bw/grayscale/color), invert, mask_regions
- B&W: full pipeline → binary; Grayscale: skip threshold → 8-bit; Color: skip grayscale → BGR
- routes.py forces VTracer for non-binary modes, sets colormode appropriately
- potrace_trace() accepts turnpolicy param mapped to potrace constants
- 27 new tests in test_modes.py (modes, invert, masks, params, vectorization)

App:
- Mode selector tabs (B&W | Grayscale | Color) in ImportConvert
- Invert toggle (B&W only)
- ParameterSliders rewritten: grouped sections, 10+ mode-aware controls
- Debounce reduced from 300ms to 100ms
- Preview background changed to white
- Preset JSONs updated with turnpolicy, color_precision, layer_difference defaults

Tests: 126 app + 234 engine = 360 total, all pass. Zero TypeScript errors.
2026-03-26 08:41:30 +00:00

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"""Tests for conversion modes, invert, expanded params, and mask regions."""
import numpy as np
import cv2
import pytest
from pipeline.preprocessing import preprocess, decode_image, apply_mask, VALID_MODES
from pipeline.vectorize import potrace_trace, vtracer_trace
def _make_test_image(width=100, height=100, color=True):
"""Create a test image with a colored rectangle on white background."""
if color:
img = np.full((height, width, 3), 255, dtype=np.uint8)
# Red rectangle top-left
img[10:50, 10:50] = [0, 0, 200]
# Blue rectangle bottom-right
img[50:90, 50:90] = [200, 0, 0]
# Green strip
img[20:40, 60:90] = [0, 180, 0]
else:
img = np.full((height, width, 3), 255, dtype=np.uint8)
img[10:50, 10:50] = [0, 0, 0]
_, buf = cv2.imencode(".png", img)
return buf.tobytes()
def _make_grayscale_image(width=100, height=100):
"""Create a test image with distinct gray levels."""
img = np.full((height, width, 3), 255, dtype=np.uint8)
# Dark gray
img[10:40, 10:40] = [60, 60, 60]
# Medium gray
img[40:70, 40:70] = [128, 128, 128]
# Light gray
img[60:90, 60:90] = [200, 200, 200]
_, buf = cv2.imencode(".png", img)
return buf.tobytes()
# ── Conversion mode tests ──
class TestConversionModes:
def test_bw_mode_returns_2d_binary(self):
raw = _make_test_image(color=False)
result = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "bw"})
assert result.ndim == 2
unique = set(np.unique(result))
assert unique <= {0, 255}, f"Expected binary, got values: {unique}"
def test_grayscale_mode_returns_2d_non_binary(self):
raw = _make_grayscale_image()
result = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "grayscale"})
assert result.ndim == 2
# Should have more than 2 unique values (not just 0 and 255)
unique_count = len(np.unique(result))
assert unique_count > 2, f"Expected multiple gray levels, got {unique_count}"
def test_color_mode_returns_3d_bgr(self):
raw = _make_test_image(color=True)
result = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "color"})
assert result.ndim == 3
assert result.shape[2] == 3 # BGR channels
def test_default_mode_is_bw(self):
raw = _make_test_image(color=False)
result = preprocess(raw, {})
assert result.ndim == 2
unique = set(np.unique(result))
assert unique <= {0, 255}
def test_invalid_mode_raises(self):
raw = _make_test_image()
with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="Invalid conversion_mode"):
preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "invalid"})
def test_valid_modes_constant(self):
assert VALID_MODES == {"bw", "grayscale", "color"}
# ── Invert tests ──
class TestInvert:
def test_invert_flips_bw_output(self):
raw = _make_test_image(color=False)
normal = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "bw", "invert": False})
inverted = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "bw", "invert": True})
# Foreground and background should be swapped
assert not np.array_equal(normal, inverted)
# Pixels that were 0 should now be 255 and vice versa
np.testing.assert_array_equal(normal, cv2.bitwise_not(inverted))
def test_invert_false_by_default(self):
raw = _make_test_image(color=False)
default_result = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "bw"})
explicit_false = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "bw", "invert": False})
np.testing.assert_array_equal(default_result, explicit_false)
# ── Mask region tests ──
class TestMaskRegions:
def test_mask_sets_region_to_white_2d(self):
img = np.zeros((100, 100), dtype=np.uint8)
result = apply_mask(img, [{"x": 10, "y": 10, "width": 20, "height": 20}])
assert np.all(result[10:30, 10:30] == 255)
# Outside mask should still be 0
assert result[0, 0] == 0
def test_mask_sets_region_to_white_3d(self):
img = np.zeros((100, 100, 3), dtype=np.uint8)
result = apply_mask(img, [{"x": 10, "y": 10, "width": 20, "height": 20}])
assert np.all(result[10:30, 10:30] == 255)
assert np.all(result[0, 0] == 0)
def test_multiple_masks(self):
img = np.zeros((100, 100), dtype=np.uint8)
masks = [
{"x": 0, "y": 0, "width": 10, "height": 10},
{"x": 50, "y": 50, "width": 10, "height": 10},
]
result = apply_mask(img, masks)
assert np.all(result[0:10, 0:10] == 255)
assert np.all(result[50:60, 50:60] == 255)
assert result[30, 30] == 0
def test_mask_in_preprocessing_pipeline(self):
raw = _make_test_image(color=False)
# Mask the entire dark rectangle area
result = preprocess(raw, {
"conversion_mode": "bw",
"mask_regions": [{"x": 5, "y": 5, "width": 50, "height": 50}],
})
# The masked area should be white (255) in the output
# since we masked the dark rectangle
assert result.ndim == 2
def test_zero_size_mask_ignored(self):
img = np.zeros((100, 100), dtype=np.uint8)
result = apply_mask(img, [{"x": 10, "y": 10, "width": 0, "height": 20}])
assert np.all(result == 0)
# ── Preprocessing parameter tests ──
class TestPreprocessingParams:
def test_threshold_manual_overrides_otsu(self):
raw = _make_grayscale_image()
# With THRESH_BINARY: pixels > threshold → 255 (white), else → 0 (black).
# Disable morphological ops to isolate threshold effect.
base = {"conversion_mode": "bw", "morph_dilate_iterations": 0, "morph_erode_iterations": 0}
# Low threshold: most pixels are above 30 → lots of white
low = preprocess(raw, {**base, "threshold_manual": 30})
# High threshold: only very bright pixels above 240 → less white
high = preprocess(raw, {**base, "threshold_manual": 240})
# Low threshold produces more white pixels than high threshold
assert np.sum(low == 255) > np.sum(high == 255)
def test_morph_dilate_expands_shapes(self):
raw = _make_test_image(color=False)
no_dilate = preprocess(raw, {
"conversion_mode": "bw",
"morph_dilate_iterations": 0,
"morph_erode_iterations": 0,
})
heavy_dilate = preprocess(raw, {
"conversion_mode": "bw",
"morph_dilate_iterations": 5,
"morph_erode_iterations": 0,
})
# More dilation = more foreground pixels
assert np.sum(heavy_dilate > 0) >= np.sum(no_dilate > 0)
def test_morph_erode_shrinks_shapes(self):
raw = _make_test_image(color=False)
no_erode = preprocess(raw, {
"conversion_mode": "bw",
"morph_dilate_iterations": 0,
"morph_erode_iterations": 0,
})
heavy_erode = preprocess(raw, {
"conversion_mode": "bw",
"morph_dilate_iterations": 0,
"morph_erode_iterations": 5,
})
# More erosion = fewer foreground pixels
assert np.sum(heavy_erode > 0) <= np.sum(no_erode > 0)
def test_edge_detect_produces_edges(self):
raw = _make_test_image(color=False)
normal = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "bw", "edge_detect": False})
edges = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "bw", "edge_detect": True})
# Edge detection produces a visually different image
assert not np.array_equal(normal, edges)
# ── Vectorization with different modes ──
class TestVectorizationModes:
def test_bw_potrace_produces_svg(self):
raw = _make_test_image(color=False)
binary = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "bw"})
svg = potrace_trace(binary)
assert "<svg" in svg
assert "path" in svg
def test_bw_vtracer_produces_svg(self):
raw = _make_test_image(color=False)
binary = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "bw"})
svg = vtracer_trace(binary, colormode="binary")
assert "<svg" in svg.lower()
def test_grayscale_vtracer_produces_multi_path_svg(self):
raw = _make_grayscale_image()
gray = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "grayscale"})
svg = vtracer_trace(gray, colormode="color")
assert "<svg" in svg.lower()
# Color mode on grayscale should produce multiple paths for different gray levels
assert "<path" in svg.lower() or "<rect" in svg.lower()
def test_color_vtracer_produces_color_svg(self):
raw = _make_test_image(color=True)
color_img = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "color"})
svg = vtracer_trace(color_img, colormode="color")
assert "<svg" in svg.lower()
# Color SVG should contain fill colors (not just black)
# VTracer color mode produces rgb() or hex fills
svg_lower = svg.lower()
has_color = ("fill=" in svg_lower) or ("style=" in svg_lower)
assert has_color, "Color SVG should contain fill attributes"
def test_color_precision_affects_output(self):
raw = _make_test_image(color=True)
color_img = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "color"})
# Fewer bits = fewer color layers = fewer paths
svg_low = vtracer_trace(color_img, colormode="color", color_precision=1)
svg_high = vtracer_trace(color_img, colormode="color", color_precision=8)
# Low precision should generally produce fewer paths
low_count = svg_low.lower().count("<path")
high_count = svg_high.lower().count("<path")
# At minimum, both should produce valid SVGs
assert "<svg" in svg_low.lower()
assert "<svg" in svg_high.lower()
def test_turnpolicy_accepted(self):
raw = _make_test_image(color=False)
binary = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "bw"})
for policy in ("minority", "majority", "black", "white", "left", "right"):
svg = potrace_trace(binary, turnpolicy=policy)
assert "<svg" in svg, f"turnpolicy={policy} should produce valid SVG"
def test_opttolerance_affects_output(self):
raw = _make_test_image(color=False)
binary = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "bw"})
svg_tight = potrace_trace(binary, opttolerance=0.0)
svg_loose = potrace_trace(binary, opttolerance=2.0)
# Different tolerances should produce different path data
# (at least different path lengths, though both valid)
assert "<svg" in svg_tight
assert "<svg" in svg_loose
def test_vtracer_hierarchical_modes(self):
raw = _make_test_image(color=True)
color_img = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "color"})
for mode in ("stacked", "cutout"):
svg = vtracer_trace(color_img, colormode="color", hierarchical=mode)
assert "<svg" in svg.lower(), f"hierarchical={mode} should produce valid SVG"
def test_vtracer_length_threshold(self):
raw = _make_test_image(color=False)
binary = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "bw"})
svg = vtracer_trace(binary, length_threshold=0.5)
assert "<svg" in svg.lower()
svg2 = vtracer_trace(binary, length_threshold=20.0)
assert "<svg" in svg2.lower()
def test_vtracer_splice_threshold(self):
raw = _make_test_image(color=False)
binary = preprocess(raw, {"conversion_mode": "bw"})
svg = vtracer_trace(binary, splice_threshold=10)
assert "<svg" in svg.lower()
svg2 = vtracer_trace(binary, splice_threshold=170)
assert "<svg" in svg2.lower()