Moved embroidery format-related code from utils to new formats folder:
Structure:
- src/formats/pen/ - PEN format encoding and parsing
- encoder.ts (was utils/penEncoder.ts)
- encoder.test.ts (was utils/penEncoder.test.ts)
- parser.ts (was utils/penParser.ts)
- PEN constants moved inline to encoder.ts
- src/formats/import/ - Pattern import/conversion (currently PES)
- worker.ts (was workers/patternConverter.worker.ts)
- client.ts (was utils/patternConverterClient.ts)
- pesImporter.ts (was utils/pystitchConverter.ts)
- pyodideLoader.ts (was utils/pyodideLoader.ts)
- constants.ts (PyStitch/pyembroidery constants)
Benefits:
- Better separation of concerns
- PEN encoder is co-located with PEN parser
- Import logic is in one place and extensible for other formats
- Removed utils/embroideryConstants.ts - split into appropriate locations
- Updated all 18 import references across the codebase
All tests passing, build successful.
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- Extract PEN encoding logic into separate testable module (penEncoder.ts)
- Implement 24 comprehensive tests covering:
- Position encoding and coordinate shifting
- Lock stitch direction calculation (forward/backward)
- Lock stitch generation with rotation
- Full PEN encoding with color changes, jumps, and bounds
- Edge cases (empty arrays, single stitches, TRIM flags)
- Setup vitest for testing
- Refactor pattern converter worker to use extracted penEncoder module
- Fix bounds calculation to include non-MOVE stitches (not just STITCH)
- Remove duplicate function definitions from worker
- Add test scripts: npm run test, npm run test:ui, npm run test:run
All tests passing (24/24) and build successful.
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