Tonic.io
Images
Tonic.io lets you download and cache images for faster usage inside your Web content.
Raw Binary
Tonic.io lets you download binary files and access their content without unnecessary conversion.
Text/JSON
Tonic.io handles common data formats. No need to have yet another library for managing complex and simple remote resources.
Query Data Model
Fetching various data could be driven by a query or a set of parameters. The QueryDataModel let you define multiple data entry that could easily be fetch each time the set of parameters that compose that query change.
Geometry Data Model
Similar to the QueryDataModel, the Geometry data model let you load all the required pieces of data that are need to build up a scene. That class abstract the access of the data and notify you when all the pieces of the scene are available.
Girder client
Tonic.io provides a composable girder client for any action you may need when having a https://github.com/kitware/girder.
Documentation
See the documentation for a getting started guide, advanced documentation, and API descriptions.
Development
The tonic suite of components can be develop independently of each other or treated as a whole.
When fetched individually, all the common build tools will be installed locally automatically either at post-install or when you build the library.
$ git clone https://github.com/kitware/tonic-io.git$ cd tonic-io$ npm install$ npm run buildOtherwise you can get the full Tonic suite with the following set of commands:
$ git clone https://github.com/kitware/tonic.git$ cd tonic$ npm install$ cd tonic-components/tonic-io$ npm run buildLicensing
tonic-io is licensed under BSD Clause 3.
Getting Involved
Fork our repository and do great things. At Kitware, we've been contributing to open-source software for 15 years and counting, and want to make tonic-io useful to as many people as possible.