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brep_kernel/
lib.rs

1use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize};
2use wasm_bindgen::prelude::*;
3
4/// The wasm panic hook every `#[wasm_bindgen]` entry point installs. Replaces
5/// the `console_error_panic_hook` crate for the whole BREP family — reached as
6/// `brep_kernel::panic_hook` and, through the render engine's re-export, as
7/// `brep_render::brep_kernel::panic_hook`.
8pub mod panic_hook;
9
10#[path = "geometry/tolerance.rs"]
11mod tolerance;
12pub use tolerance::{
13    curve_model_scale, model_scale, report_scale_migration, solid_model_scale, solid_scale,
14    offset_construction_band, vertex_tolerance_from_edges, KernelTolerances,
15    MeasuredTolerance, OFFSET_CONSTRUCTION_FLOOR, OFFSET_CONSTRUCTION_REL,
16    VERTEX_MATCH_FLOOR, VOLUME_DRIFT_ABS, VOLUME_DRIFT_REL,
17};
18// Per-entity measured tolerances (`per-entity-tolerances.md` slice S1): the
19// lazy, capped band an individual edge or vertex earns from its own redundant
20// representations, on top of the global policy above. Measurement only — no
21// record field, no serialization; see the module doc for invariants I1/I2.
22#[path = "geometry/entity_tolerance.rs"]
23mod entity_tolerance;
24pub use entity_tolerance::{EntityTolerances, EDGE_CAP_FRACTION, VERTEX_CAP_FRACTION};
25#[path = "props/diagnostics.rs"]
26mod diagnostics;
27pub use diagnostics::{
28    DiagnosticEvent, DiagnosticSeverity, KernelDiagnostics, KernelOutcome, KernelRefusal, KernelStage,
29    OrRefuse, RefusalClass,
30};
31#[path = "geometry/polygon.rs"]
32mod polygon;
33#[path = "geometry/curve.rs"]
34mod curve;
35pub use curve::{
36    make_arc, make_circle, make_hyperbola, make_line, make_parabola, uniform_clamped_knots,
37    KnotVector, NurbsCurve, Vec4, KNOT_DEDUP_EPS, KNOT_IDENTITY_TOL,
38};
39#[path = "blending/blend/mod.rs"]
40mod blend;
41pub use blend::{
42    blend_closed_edge, blend_edge_variable, blend_open_edge, blend_smooth_chain,
43    round_convex_corner,
44};
45#[path = "blending/fillet.rs"]
46mod fillet;
47pub use fillet::{
48    chamfer_edge, chamfer_edge_angle, chamfer_edge_asymmetric, chamfer_edges_angle,
49    chamfer_edges_asymmetric, fillet_edge, fillet_edges, fillet_edges_reported,
50    fillet_edges_variable, fillet_edges_variable_law, fillet_edges_variable_vertex_radii,
51    BlendSelection,
52};
53#[path = "blending/law.rs"]
54mod law;
55pub use law::{LawSegment, RadiusLaw};
56#[path = "geometry/fit.rs"]
57mod fit;
58pub use fit::{
59    fit_polyline, fit_polyline_at, interpolate_curve, interpolate_curve_closed,
60    interpolate_curve_local, interpolate_curve_thinned, interpolate_curve_with_end_tangents,
61    simplify_polyline, simplify_polyline_indices, solve_banded, solve_dense, PolylineFit,
62    PolylineFitExit, PolylineFitLedger, PolylineFitReport, PolylineFitScope, MAX_FIT_STATIONS,
63};
64#[path = "geometry/image_curve.rs"]
65mod image_curve;
66pub use image_curve::{affine_image_curve, image_curve, image_curve_pair, ImageCurve, ImageCurveTier};
67#[path = "geometry/surface.rs"]
68mod surface;
69pub use surface::{
70    carrier_preview_patch, make_cone_surface, make_cylinder_surface, make_extrusion, make_plane,
71    make_revolution, make_sphere_surface, make_sphere_surface_framed, make_torus_surface,
72    ExtendRefusal, NurbsSurface, SurfaceSide, WeightSite, MAXIMUM_FOLD_ANGLE,
73    MAXIMUM_GROWTH_RATIO,
74};
75#[path = "geometry/coons.rs"]
76mod coons;
77pub use coons::{
78    coons_bilinear, coons_bilinear_reported, coons_with_ribbons, CompatWork, CoonsRefusal,
79    CoonsReport, RibbonReport,
80};
81#[path = "geometry/gordon.rs"]
82mod gordon;
83pub use gordon::{gordon_surface, gordon_surface_reported, GordonRefusal, GordonReport};
84#[path = "geometry/analytic_surface.rs"]
85mod analytic_surface;
86pub use analytic_surface::{
87    circle_angle_to_parameter, intersect_analytic_pair, plane_ruled_section_arc,
88    revolution_structure, AnalyticSurface, RevolutionFrame, RevolutionStructure,
89};
90pub(crate) use analytic_surface::{
91    intersect_analytic_pair_with, ruled_gate, ruled_gate_census, RuledGate,
92};
93#[path = "geometry/sphere_chart.rs"]
94mod sphere_chart;
95pub use sphere_chart::{
96    canonicalize_points, chart_grid_divisions, chart_grid_parameters, corner_index,
97    cube_edge_corner, cube_edge_divisions, cube_edge_index, cube_edge_parameters,
98    cube_edge_parts, Chart, ChartSegment, ChartSide, SphereAtlas,
99    SphericalRegion, CHART_COUNT, CUBE_CORNER_COUNT, CUBE_EDGE_COUNT,
100};
101#[path = "brep/solid_codec.rs"]
102mod solid_codec;
103pub use solid_codec::{decode_solid, encode_solid, SolidNames, SOLID_CODEC_VERSION};
104#[path = "brep/topology.rs"]
105mod topology;
106pub use topology::{
107    make_box_brep, make_cylinder_brep, make_pyramid_brep, BrepSolid, FaceRecord, IssueKind,
108    ValidationReport,
109};
110#[path = "brep/soundness.rs"]
111mod soundness;
112pub use soundness::{
113    face_self_intersections, loop_self_crossings, shell_vector_areas, solid_connectivity,
114    solid_euler, solid_self_intersections, ConnectivityReport, CrossingConfirmation, EulerReport,
115    FaceCrossing, FaceFold, FaceVectorArea,
116    LoopCrossing, LoopCrossingReport, SelfIntersectionOptions, SelfIntersectionReport,
117    ClosureReading, ShellConnectivity, ShellVectorArea, VectorAreaReport,
118};
119#[path = "brep/topology_arena.rs"]
120mod topology_arena;
121pub use topology_arena::{
122    ArenaCoedge, ArenaEdge, ArenaFace, ArenaLoop, ArenaShell, ArenaVertex, CoedgeId, EdgeId,
123    FaceId, LoopId, ShellId, TopologyArena, VertexId,
124};
125#[path = "brep/analytic_topology.rs"]
126mod analytic_topology;
127pub use analytic_topology::{
128    make_cone_brep, make_sphere_brep, make_sphere_brep_framed, make_torus_brep,
129};
130#[path = "construction/sweep_topology.rs"]
131mod sweep_topology;
132pub use sweep_topology::{
133    extrude_profile_brep, extrude_profile_brep_draft, fit_helix_curve, helix_sample_points,
134    profile_anchor, rib_from_profile, sweep_bend_profile, sweep_closure, BendStation,
135    JointContinuity, PathJoint, SweepClosure,
136    RibExtrusion, RibNames, SweepPath, MAX_JOINT_TANGENT_BREAK, SWEEP_TIGHT_BEND_REFUSAL,
137    SWEEP_TWIST_CLOSURE_REFUSAL,
138    build_swept_envelope, recognize_swept_envelope, swept_envelope_volume, SweptEnvelope,
139    SWEEP_ENVELOPE_REFUSAL, sweep_envelope_bodies,
140    sweep_profile_along_chain, sweep_profile_along_chain_with_stations, sweep_profile_along_path,
141    sweep_profile_along_path_anchored,
142    sweep_profile_helix,
143    sweep_profile_twisted, sweep_profile_twisted_anchored, ProfileAnchor, SectionPlacement,
144};
145#[path = "construction/revolve_topology.rs"]
146mod revolve_topology;
147pub use revolve_topology::{revolve_profile_brep, revolve_profile_brep_named};
148#[path = "construction/loft_topology.rs"]
149mod loft_topology;
150pub use loft_topology::{
151    loft_profile_brep, loft_profile_brep_closed, loft_profile_brep_guided,
152    loft_profile_brep_guided_frame, loft_profile_brep_tangent,
153};
154pub(crate) use loft_topology::loft_profile_brep_closed_shifted;
155#[path = "brep/transform_topology.rs"]
156mod transform_topology;
157pub use transform_topology::{mirror_brep, transform_brep, AffineTransform};
158#[path = "edit/split.rs"]
159mod split;
160pub use split::{
161    split_solid_by_face_surface, split_solid_by_plane, split_solid_by_surface, SplitSurface,
162};
163#[path = "props/mass_properties.rs"]
164mod mass_properties;
165pub use mass_properties::{
166    curve_arc_length, edge_arc_length, face_area, face_boundary_length, face_volume_contribution,
167    face_set_identity, mass_caller, parameter_space_area, solid_edge_length_total,
168    solid_mass_properties,
169    solid_mass_properties_full, solid_signed_volume, trim_polygons, DensityMassProperties,
170    FaceSetIdentity, FullMassProperties, MassCaller, MassProperties,
171};
172#[path = "meshing/tessellation.rs"]
173mod tessellation;
174pub use tessellation::{tessellate_brep, tessellate_face, TessellationOptions};
175#[path = "meshing/watertight_tessellation/mod.rs"]
176mod watertight_tessellation;
177pub use watertight_tessellation::{
178    sample_edge_polylines, sample_edges_encoded, tessellate_brep_watertight,
179    tessellate_brep_watertight_face_stride, tessellate_brep_watertight_face_stride_with_samples,
180};
181// The Rust feature-history execution engine (migration-plan Stage 4/5 foundation).
182// Deserializes the serialized `{ type, inputParams, ... }` descriptor shape, runs
183// each feature against a live scene-map of resident handles, and returns per-feature
184// results (handles + face/edge names). See feature_pipeline/mod.rs for the contract.
185#[path = "feature_pipeline/mod.rs"]
186mod feature_pipeline;
187pub use feature_pipeline::execute_history_json;
188pub use feature_pipeline::{first_reference_name, reference_names};
189// Transform Face's default pivot (the selection's boundary centre) over the
190// results of a replayed prefix, so the gizmo and the stored `pivot` agree with
191// the feature by construction.
192pub use feature_pipeline::face_transform_pivot;
193// Typed, in-process pipeline surface for native consumers (brep-render): run a
194// whole history and read the results without a JSON round trip.
195pub use feature_pipeline::{
196    clear_history_cache, execute_history, execute_history_observed, AddedSolid, Axis,
197    ComponentRecord, FeatureDescriptor, FeatureResult, Frame, HistoryProgress, HistoryRequest,
198    HistoryResult, PortKind, PortRecord, ProfileLoop, ScenePoint, SketchProfile,
199};
200// Wire harness: the document's `wireHarness` block (connections), the tail's
201// routing report (per-connection status / length / route, per-segment bundle),
202// and the sided-port vocabulary the spline attachments share.
203pub use feature_pipeline::wire_harness::{
204    bundle_diameter, Attachment as SplineAttachment, BundleStatus, PortSide, RouteResult,
205    RouteStatus,
206    WireHarnessBundle, WireHarnessConnection,
207    WireHarnessEndpoint, WireHarnessReport, WireHarnessState, BUNDLE_SOLID_PREFIX,
208    WIRE_HARNESS_FEATURE_ID, WIRE_HARNESS_FEATURE_TYPE,
209};
210// A part's pins ARE its declared connection points, bound BY NAME within one
211// symbol unit and its port group: the report of what does not pair, following
212// an edit on one side to the other, the unit-to-group mapping, and a placed
213// part's pin resolved to a point ADDRESS (refused by name when it names none).
214pub use feature_pipeline::part_pins::{
215    declarations as declared_ports, declared_endpoints as declared_point_endpoints,
216    declared_points, endpoint_occurrence, follow_pin_edit, follow_point_edit, pin_labels,
217    pin_point_report, pins,
218    point_renames, port_group_for_unit, resolve_component_pin, resolve_part_pin,
219    unit_count as symbol_unit_count, unit_groups, DeclaredPin, DeclaredPoint, PinPoint,
220    PinPointChange, PinPointProblem, PinPointReport, PointRenames, DEFAULT_PORT_NAME,
221    DEFAULT_PORT_PURPOSE, PADS_BLOCK, SYMBOL_BLOCK,
222};
223// The declared-ports block itself: the schema a part document carries, the
224// address scheme, the unit map and the encapsulation-boundary rule — and the
225// SEAT, the frame a point's placement is an offset in, with the two mappings
226// an editor needs to put a gizmo on one and write the drag back.
227pub use feature_pipeline::ports::{
228    address as port_address, document_is_boundary, seat_of as port_seat_of, seat_point,
229    seat_vector, seated_direction, split_address, unit_map, unseat_point, unseat_vector,
230    world_seat, PortDeclaration, PortPoint, PortPointRow, PortSeat, PortsReport, UnitProblem,
231    BOUNDARY_KEY, PORTS_BLOCK, PORTS_FEATURE_ID, PORTS_FEATURE_TYPE,
232};
233// PMI: the document's `pmi` block (views + annotations), the type table with
234// its schemas / selection predicates, the tail's resolved report, and the
235// presentation layout shared by the viewport and the AP242 export.
236pub use feature_pipeline::pmi::{
237    clamp_text_size, format_dimension, format_number, pmi_schema_catalogue, pmi_type,
238    resolve_state as pmi_resolve_state, FcfFrame, PmiAnnotation, PmiAnnotationReport, PmiCamera,
239    PmiDisplay, PmiGeometry, PmiPlane, PmiProjection, PmiReport, PmiState, PmiStatus, PmiTypeDef, PmiView,
240    PmiViewReport, ToleranceBlock, ToleranceMode, PMI_TYPES,
241};
242pub use feature_pipeline::pmi::layout::{present as pmi_present, LayoutStyle as PmiLayoutStyle, Presentation as PmiPresentation};
243pub use feature_pipeline::pmi::annotations::fcf::{characteristic as pmi_characteristic, Characteristic as PmiCharacteristic, CHARACTERISTICS as PMI_CHARACTERISTICS};
244// The sketch loop-id write-back: stamps each closed loop's stable id onto its
245// geometries so per-loop face names survive deleting the edge an id came from.
246// The editor calls it when a sketch is committed.
247pub use feature_pipeline::assign_sketch_loop_ids;
248// Sheet-metal flat-pattern (unfold) → 2D vector export, keyed by resident handle.
249pub use feature_pipeline::{flat_pattern_dxf, flat_pattern_svg, is_sheet_metal_handle};
250// Native IMPORT3D payload: finished solids → the `io/snapshot` container with
251// IMPORT3D's naming stamped on, i.e. the `inputParams.nativeBrep` an import lane
252// bakes into a part document (`features/import3d.rs` reads it back verbatim).
253pub use feature_pipeline::{native_import_payload, native_import_payload_with_appearance};
254// The scene-metadata isolation bracket a payload producer holds across the
255// encode, so ambient records of the LIVE document never leak into a new part.
256pub use feature_pipeline::IsolatedSceneMetadata;
257// The imported-colour read of the name-keyed scene-metadata store. Thread-local
258// like the rest of it, so an off-thread runner reads it and ships the result.
259pub use feature_pipeline::scene_metadata_colors_json;
260// The assemblies parts library (unique part payloads for ACOMP instances):
261// insert / update-refresh mutations and the save-side serialization surface.
262pub use feature_pipeline::{
263    add_part_to_library, add_part_to_library_impl, install_parts_library, missing_library_parts,
264    parts_library_json, parts_library_map, parts_library_revision, refresh_library_entry,
265    refresh_library_entry_impl, same_build, stable_json_hash, PartsLibraryEntry, PartsLibraryMap,
266};
267// Assembly constraint state + exported ABI (state/statuses/DOF/overlay reads,
268// constraint CRUD with auto-solve, the document pose/isFixed write-back fold).
269pub use feature_pipeline::assembly::{
270    assembly_add_constraint_json, assembly_apply_document_json,
271    assembly_apply_inferred_constraints_json, assembly_dof_json,
272    assembly_infer_constraints_json, assembly_inferable_types_json,
273    assembly_move_constraint_json, assembly_overlay_json, assembly_pose_updates_json,
274    assembly_remove_constraint_json, assembly_run_solve_json,
275    assembly_set_constraint_enabled_json, assembly_set_constraint_open_json,
276    assembly_state_json, assembly_statuses_json, assembly_update_constraint_json,
277    constraint_schema_catalogue,
278    // The native doors: the same mutations with their errors as text. A native
279    // caller must use these — a `JsValue` error aborts a native build.
280    assembly_add_constraint_impl, assembly_apply_document_impl, assembly_move_constraint_impl,
281    assembly_remove_constraint_impl, assembly_run_solve_impl,
282    assembly_set_constraint_enabled_impl, assembly_set_constraint_open_impl,
283    assembly_update_constraint_impl,
284};
285pub use feature_pipeline::{AssemblyState, ConstraintEntry};
286// The ONE matrix → `{translate, rotateEulerDeg}` (intrinsic XYZ, degrees) pose
287// encoder, shared by the solver write-back and any out-of-crate ACOMP author.
288pub use feature_pipeline::assembly::transform_to_pose_params;
289// The feature-schema catalogue (feature definitions: name + `inputParamsSchema`),
290// so a native UI can drive schema-driven feature dialogs without the JSON export.
291pub use feature_pipeline::feature_schema_catalogue;
292// The dialog field-visibility hook that pairs with the catalogue: given a feature
293// type + current param values, which params the schema dialog should hide.
294pub use feature_pipeline::feature_hidden_params;
295// Selection-context applicability: the context bar's per-feature/-constraint
296// show/no-show predicates, plus the constraint type table they pair with.
297pub use feature_pipeline::assembly::{constraint_type, ConstraintTypeDef, CONSTRAINT_TYPES};
298pub use feature_pipeline::{feature_context_applicable, SelectionProbe};
299// The pipeline expression evaluator (the history's `expressions` + `configurator`
300// variable sheet), so a native UI (brep-render's engine-native sketcher) can
301// evaluate a LIVE dimension `valueExpr` against the same variables a committed
302// solve would (`features/sketch.rs` `pre_evaluate_expressions`). `Env::build`/
303// `eval` are pure arithmetic (no `std::time`), so this stays wasm-clean.
304pub use feature_pipeline::Env;
305
306/// One-shot: build an [`Env`] from a history's `expressions` source + its
307/// `configurator` JSON, then evaluate `source` to a scalar. The small surface the
308/// engine-native sketcher's live dimension-value edit uses (deliverable S5.0) —
309/// equivalent to `Env::build(expressions, configurator_json)?.eval(source)`.
310pub fn eval_expression(
311    expressions: &str,
312    configurator_json: &serde_json::Value,
313    source: &str,
314) -> Result<f64, String> {
315    Env::build(expressions, configurator_json).and_then(|env| env.eval(source))
316}
317
318// In the shared-memory-threaded wasm build, re-export wasm-bindgen-rayon's
319// thread-pool initializer as `initThreadPool(numThreads)`. The JS side must
320// await it once after wasm init (needs a cross-origin-isolated page —
321// COOP/COEP — for SharedArrayBuffer). With the pool live, the ordinary
322// `tessellate_watertight_buffers` parallelizes its per-face loop across threads
323// (see `tessellate_faces_stride` under the `parallel` feature).
324#[cfg(feature = "wasm-threads")]
325pub use wasm_bindgen_rayon::init_thread_pool;
326#[path = "geometry/projection.rs"]
327mod projection;
328pub use projection::{
329    project_point_to_curve, project_point_to_surface, project_point_to_surface_seeded,
330    CurveProjection, SurfaceProjection,
331};
332#[doc(hidden)]
333pub use projection::{
334    project_point_to_surface_basin_census, project_point_to_surface_general_lanes, BasinCensus,
335    GlobalStats,
336};
337#[path = "intersect/curve_surface_intersection.rs"]
338mod curve_surface_intersection;
339pub use curve_surface_intersection::{intersect_curve_surface, CurveSurfaceIntersection};
340#[path = "intersect/curve_curve_intersection.rs"]
341mod curve_curve_intersection;
342pub use curve_curve_intersection::{intersect_curves, CurveCurveIntersection};
343#[path = "intersect/surface_surface_intersection.rs"]
344mod surface_surface_intersection;
345pub use surface_surface_intersection::{
346    intersect_surfaces, intersect_surfaces_supplemental, SurfaceIntersectionCurve,
347    SurfaceIntersectionOptions,
348};
349pub(crate) use surface_surface_intersection::TRANSVERSE_SEED_CROSS;
350#[path = "brep/classification.rs"]
351mod classification;
352pub use classification::{
353    classify_point, containment_lane, horizon_cross_frame, parameter_point_in_face,
354    trim_sample_count, trim_station, ContainmentLane, PointClass, PointClassification,
355    PolygonClass, SolidClassifier, COVERING_RIM_STRIP_SWITCH, HORIZON_CONTAINMENT_SWITCH,
356    HORIZON_CROSS_FRAME_SWITCH, HORIZON_SINGLE_LOOP_SWITCH, NO_SPHERE_CHART_TRIM_SWITCH,
357    SEAM_BAND_MERGED_SWITCH,
358};
359#[doc(hidden)]
360pub use classification::parameter_point_in_face_scan;
361#[path = "geometry/spatial.rs"]
362mod spatial;
363pub use spatial::{Aabb, Bvh};
364#[path = "brep/pair_classification.rs"]
365mod pair_classification;
366pub use pair_classification::{
367    classify_surface_pair, classify_surface_pair_cached, SurfaceClassifyData,
368    SurfacePairClassification, SurfacePairRelation,
369};
370#[path = "intersect/arrangement.rs"]
371mod arrangement;
372pub use arrangement::{
373    arrange_segments, point_in_polygon, segment_intersection, ArrangementPiece, ArrangementRegion,
374    CycleUse, Segment2, Vec2,
375};
376#[path = "geometry/pcurve.rs"]
377mod pcurve;
378pub use pcurve::{
379    build_pcurve_on_surface, build_pcurve_on_surface_marched, build_pcurve_on_surface_range,
380    build_pcurve_on_surface_range_dense, build_pcurve_on_surface_stations, fit_pcurve_on_surface,
381    fit_pcurve_on_surface_marched, PcurveFit, PcurveFitExit, PcurveFitLedger, PcurveFitReport,
382    PcurveFitScope,
383};
384#[path = "csg/imprint.rs"]
385mod imprint;
386pub use imprint::{
387    build_imprints, EdgeSplitRecord, FaceImprints, FaceKey, FacePcurve, ImprintOptions,
388    ImprintPieceRecord, ImprintResultRecord, ImprintVertex,
389};
390#[path = "csg/edge_split.rs"]
391mod edge_split;
392pub use edge_split::{apply_edge_splits, apply_edge_splits_with_map};
393#[path = "csg/fragment.rs"]
394mod fragment;
395pub use fragment::{
396    fragment_face, fragment_solid, FaceFragmentRecord, FragmentCoedge, FragmentEdgeSource,
397    FragmentLoop,
398};
399#[path = "csg/boolean/mod.rs"]
400mod boolean;
401pub use boolean::{
402    boolean_operation, boolean_operation_nary, boolean_operation_with_diagnostics, boolean_split_operands,
403    BooleanOperation, BooleanOptions,
404};
405#[path = "csg/oracle.rs"]
406mod oracle;
407pub use oracle::{
408    boolean_residual_fusables, boolean_semantic_disagreement, boolean_semantic_disagreement_nary,
409    OracleReport, ResidualFusable, ResidualKind, SemanticDisagreement, DISAGREEMENT_THRESHOLD,
410};
411#[path = "healing/heal.rs"]
412mod heal;
413// The soundness ACCEPTANCE: the one place a construction lane asks "is this
414// result sound enough to return", repairs it where it can and refuses it by
415// name where it cannot. Declared beside the heal pre-pass it is the mirror of
416// — that one removes noise from an operand before the work, this one refuses a
417// wrong answer after it.
418#[path = "healing/accept.rs"]
419mod accept;
420pub use accept::{
421    accept_sound, accept_sound_against, resolve_face_crossing, resolve_face_crossing_between,
422    take_crossing_repairs,
423    CrossingRepairRecord,
424};
425// The pointwise offset evaluator — ONE definition of "the offset of a surface
426// at a parameter", shared by `offset_surface`'s Greville sampling, the blend
427// march's tangency residual, and the push-face offset residual gates. Declared
428// before `offset` because that module is its first consumer.
429#[path = "offset/point.rs"]
430mod offset_point;
431pub use offset_point::{OffsetEvaluator, OffsetNormal, OffsetSample};
432// The LOCUS-level offset seam — ONE definition of "intersect two offset
433// analytic carriers in closed form", shared by the blend's corner closures.
434// The pointwise evaluator above answers "where is the offset at this (u, v)";
435// this answers "where do two offsets MEET", which is what the corner solves
436// need and what no pointwise evaluator can produce (audit §9.4, §11).
437// Crate-internal: no consumer outside the kernel names these.
438#[path = "offset/analytic_pair.rs"]
439mod offset_analytic_pair;
440// The shared re-trim helpers — ONE definition of "rebuild a face's carrier and
441// pcurves around a boundary that has already moved", shared by push-face,
442// face-move and the direct-edit heals. This is the RE-INTERSECTION sense of
443// trimming; offset-shell's parametric-image trimming is a different operation
444// and deliberately not here (see the module doc). Crate-internal: no consumer
445// outside the kernel names these.
446#[path = "offset/retrim.rs"]
447mod offset_retrim;
448// The RE-INTERSECTION seam — ONE definition of "intersect two carriers to
449// remake a trim boundary", with the exact analytic lane first and the general
450// marched lane behind it. `offset_retrim` above re-trims a face around a
451// boundary that has ALREADY moved; this is the step that moves it, and it is
452// what makes a neighbour re-intersection surface-type-blind the way
453// offset-shell's imprint driver already is. Crate-internal: no consumer outside
454// the kernel names these.
455#[path = "offset/reintersect.rs"]
456mod offset_reintersect;
457// The MEASURED half of the tolerance model: the deviation actually observed
458// between an offset construction and the geometry it was built to reproduce.
459// Everything in `geometry/tolerance.rs` above `MeasuredTolerance` DERIVES a
460// band from a size before the geometry exists; this measures what the
461// construction then did, and compares it against that band. The comparison is
462// not itself a gate: the deviation rides the transient construction result
463// (`OffsetFaceCarrier::deviation`, `#[serde(skip)]`) and refusing on an
464// exceedance is the caller's call, not this module's. Declared before `offset`
465// because that module is its first consumer.
466#[path = "offset/measure.rs"]
467mod offset_measure;
468pub use offset_measure::{
469    measure_edge_against_pcurve_image, measure_surface_fit_against_pointwise_offset,
470    span_midpoint_error, vertex_endpoint_gap,
471};
472#[path = "offset/offset.rs"]
473mod offset;
474pub use offset::{
475    offset_face_carrier, offset_face_carrier_measured, offset_face_carrier_sided, offset_surface,
476    offset_surface_measured, offset_surface_measured_sided, CarrierDeviation, CarrierExtension,
477    MeasuredOffsetSurface, OffsetFaceCarrier, OffsetSurfaceLane,
478};
479// Region-scoped offset REGULARITY — ONE definition of "does the equidistant
480// surface fold over THIS trimmed region", shared by the sheet thickener's gate
481// and offset-shell's carrier-collapse lane. Both used to sweep a fixed grid
482// over the whole surface DOMAIN, which answers about the carrier instead of the
483// face. Crate-internal: no consumer outside the kernel names these.
484#[path = "offset/regularity.rs"]
485mod offset_regularity;
486// The fold LOCUS — the curve `1 − d·k = 0` itself, marched out of the brackets
487// the regularity scan above already finds on its own grid. `regularity` answers
488// "does this region fold"; this answers "WHERE does it stop folding", which is
489// the boundary a partially-folded trim has to be split along. Crate-internal:
490// no consumer outside the kernel names these.
491#[path = "offset/fold_locus.rs"]
492mod offset_fold_locus;
493// The CARVE — split a trim along the fold locus, keep the regular side, hand
494// back the folded one. The two modules above decide THAT a region folds and
495// WHERE it stops; this is what both are for, and it is shared by the sheet
496// thickener and offset shell for the same reason the scan is. Crate-internal:
497// no consumer outside the kernel names these.
498#[path = "offset/carve.rs"]
499mod offset_carve;
500#[path = "offset/thicken.rs"]
501mod thicken;
502pub use thicken::{thicken_face_sheet, thicken_trimmed_sheet};
503#[path = "healing/coalesce.rs"]
504mod coalesce;
505pub use coalesce::{concatenate_exact_curve_pieces, merge_curve_continuation_edges};
506#[path = "healing/face_merge.rs"]
507mod face_merge;
508// Retained for potential mesh-import repair; no exact operation may fall
509// back to it (offset shell must produce real surfaces or fail loudly).
510#[allow(dead_code)]
511#[path = "healing/faceted_repair.rs"]
512mod faceted_repair;
513pub use face_merge::{merge_same_surface_faces, merge_same_surface_faces_excluding};
514pub use faceted_repair::{mesh_to_faceted_brep, repair_triangle_soup, MeshRepairReport};
515#[path = "offset/offset_shell.rs"]
516mod offset_shell;
517pub use offset_shell::{
518    offset_shell, offset_shell_with_diagnostics, OffsetFaceRole, OffsetShellFaceImageRecord,
519    OffsetShellResultRecord,
520};
521#[path = "io/step_matrix.rs"]
522mod step_matrix;
523#[path = "io/step.rs"]
524mod step;
525pub use step::{
526    assembly_export_tree, audit_step_manifold, audit_step_pcurves, export_step,
527    export_step_assembly, export_step_assembly_report, export_step_report,
528    export_step_report_named, Mat4, StepAssemblyExport, StepColors, StepExportOccurrence,
529    StepExportProduct, StepExportReport, StepPmi, PART_ATTRIBUTES, PART_NUMBER,
530};
531// Imported appearance (colour) — the carrier between an importer that READ a
532// colour and the pipeline that stamps it as name-keyed scene metadata. Not a
533// storage layer: see the module doc for the `{"color": "#RRGGBB"}` convention.
534#[path = "io/appearance.rs"]
535mod appearance;
536pub use appearance::{BodyAppearance, ImportedColor, COLOR_METADATA_KEY};
537#[path = "io/step_import/mod.rs"]
538mod step_import;
539pub use step_import::{
540    import_step, import_step_report, import_step_trim_readings, import_step_with_appearance,
541    occurrence_ref_parts, read_step_assembly, read_step_pmi, rewrite_occurrence_refs,
542    StepAssembly, StepBodyTrimReadings, StepEdgeReading, StepFaceReading, StepImportReport,
543    StepOccurrence, StepProduct, StepSuppliedTrim, StepTrimReadings, OCCURRENCE_REF_PREFIX,
544    STATED_PRECISION_INCONSISTENCY_RATIO,
545};
546/// Test seams for the Part 21 text codec of the PMI writer / reader.
547#[doc(hidden)]
548pub fn io_step_text_for_tests(value: &str) -> String {
549    step::pmi::step_text(value)
550}
551#[doc(hidden)]
552pub fn io_step_decode_text_for_tests(value: &str) -> String {
553    step_import::decode_step_text_for_tests(value)
554}
555#[path = "io/iges/mod.rs"]
556mod iges;
557pub use iges::{export_iges, import_iges};
558#[path = "io/mesh_io.rs"]
559mod mesh_io;
560pub use mesh_io::{
561    read_binary_stl, read_obj, write_binary_stl, write_obj, ObjReadResult, StlReadResult,
562};
563// 3MF (3D Manufacturing Format) import, core specification only: the OPC/ZIP
564// container, the model XML, and the build's instances flattened into one
565// millimetre triangle soup for the SAME mesh-to-solid chain STL and OBJ use.
566// The container, the deflate decoder and the XML reader are hand-rolled and
567// bounded — see the module doc for the dependency review behind that.
568#[path = "io/three_mf/mod.rs"]
569mod three_mf;
570pub use three_mf::{
571    read_3mf, ThreeMfError, ThreeMfInstance, ThreeMfMesh, ThreeMfReadResult, ThreeMfUnit,
572};
573// Binary glTF 2.0 of the DISPLAY mesh — tessellated exchange for viewers, with
574// the axis convention and the unit carried by the root node's transform and the
575// colours converted from sRGB to glTF's linear `baseColorFactor`.
576#[path = "io/glb.rs"]
577mod glb;
578pub use glb::{write_glb, GlbReport, GlbSolid, GlbUpAxis, GLB_MAGIC};
579// Native serialized exact-BREP snapshot: the assemblies parts-library fast
580// lane (instant component insert from a cached payload; fails detectably so
581// the ACOMP self-heal lane can re-execute the embedded part document).
582#[path = "io/snapshot.rs"]
583mod snapshot;
584pub use snapshot::{
585    restore_solids, snapshot_resident_solids, snapshot_solids, RestoredSnapshot, RestoredSolid,
586    SNAPSHOT_FORMAT_VERSION,
587};
588#[path = "solvers/linear_algebra.rs"]
589mod solver_linear_algebra;
590#[path = "solvers/sketch_solver.rs"]
591mod sketch_solver;
592pub use sketch_solver::{
593    sketch_id_key, solve_sketch, solve_sketch_from_json, SketchSolverSettings, SolveSketchRequest,
594};
595#[path = "solvers/assembly_solver.rs"]
596mod assembly_solver;
597pub use assembly_solver::{
598    solve_assembly, AssemblyBody, AssemblyMate, AssemblySolution, AssemblySolveOptions, BodyPose,
599    MateAlign, MateAxis, MateKind, MatePlane, MateResidualReport, SolveStrategy,
600};
601// Assembly selection resolution (build-spec §5): a namespaced selection ref
602// resolved to an analytic frame (plane/axis/sphere/circle/line/point) read from
603// the exact BREP, feeding `MateKind` inputs in component-local coordinates.
604#[path = "solvers/assembly_resolve.rs"]
605mod assembly_resolve;
606pub use assembly_resolve::{
607    is_component_reference, resolve_component_point, resolve_edge_selection,
608    resolve_face_selection, resolve_named_selection, resolve_vertex_selection,
609    split_component_namespace, ResolveError, SelectionGeometry,
610};
611#[path = "edit/direct_edit.rs"]
612mod direct_edit;
613pub use direct_edit::{
614    delete_face_and_heal, delete_faces_and_heal, move_faces, offset_freeform_face,
615    offset_revolution_face, offset_ruled_face, offset_sphere_face, offset_torus_face,
616    recut_moved_planes, recut_moved_planes_rigid, resolve_face_by_point, rotate_faces,
617    route_reading, RouteReading,
618};
619#[path = "healing/sew.rs"]
620mod sew;
621pub use sew::{sew_solid, split_pinched_vertices, SewReport};
622#[path = "meshing/mesh_weld.rs"]
623mod mesh_weld;
624#[path = "meshing/mesh_segment.rs"]
625mod mesh_segment;
626pub use mesh_segment::{
627    mesh_regions_to_brep, segment_mesh_faces, MeshRegion, MeshSegmentation, RegionCarrier,
628    SegmentOptions, UNASSIGNED_REGION,
629};
630
631#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Default, Deserialize, Serialize)]
632pub struct Vec3 {
633    pub x: f64,
634    pub y: f64,
635    pub z: f64,
636}
637
638impl Vec3 {
639    pub fn new(x: f64, y: f64, z: f64) -> Self {
640        Self { x, y, z }
641    }
642    pub fn sub(self, rhs: Self) -> Self {
643        Self::new(self.x - rhs.x, self.y - rhs.y, self.z - rhs.z)
644    }
645    pub fn add(self, rhs: Self) -> Self {
646        Self::new(self.x + rhs.x, self.y + rhs.y, self.z + rhs.z)
647    }
648    pub fn scale(self, factor: f64) -> Self {
649        Self::new(self.x * factor, self.y * factor, self.z * factor)
650    }
651    pub fn cross(self, rhs: Self) -> Self {
652        Self::new(
653            self.y * rhs.z - self.z * rhs.y,
654            self.z * rhs.x - self.x * rhs.z,
655            self.x * rhs.y - self.y * rhs.x,
656        )
657    }
658    pub fn dot(self, rhs: Self) -> f64 {
659        self.x * rhs.x + self.y * rhs.y + self.z * rhs.z
660    }
661    pub fn length(self) -> f64 {
662        self.dot(self).sqrt()
663    }
664    pub fn length_squared(self) -> f64 {
665        self.dot(self)
666    }
667    pub fn normalized(self) -> Result<Self, String> {
668        let length = self.length();
669        if length <= 1e-12 {
670            return Err("Vec3.normalized: zero-length vector".into());
671        }
672        Ok(self.scale(1.0 / length))
673    }
674    pub fn perpendicular(self) -> Result<Self, String> {
675        let x = self.x.abs();
676        let y = self.y.abs();
677        let z = self.z.abs();
678        let axis = if x <= y && x <= z {
679            Self::new(1.0, 0.0, 0.0)
680        } else if y <= z {
681            Self::new(0.0, 1.0, 0.0)
682        } else {
683            Self::new(0.0, 0.0, 1.0)
684        };
685        self.cross(axis).normalized()
686    }
687}
688
689#[derive(Clone, Debug, Default, Deserialize, Serialize)]
690pub struct Mesh {
691    pub positions: Vec<f64>,
692    pub normals: Vec<f64>,
693    pub indices: Vec<u32>,
694    pub face_ids: Vec<u32>,
695}
696
697impl Mesh {
698    fn push_vertex(&mut self, point: Vec3, normal: Vec3) -> u32 {
699        self.positions.extend([point.x, point.y, point.z]);
700        self.normals.extend([normal.x, normal.y, normal.z]);
701        (self.positions.len() / 3 - 1) as u32
702    }
703
704    fn quad(&mut self, points: [Vec3; 4], normal: Vec3, face_id: u32) {
705        let base = self.push_vertex(points[0], normal);
706        for point in points.iter().skip(1) {
707            self.push_vertex(*point, normal);
708        }
709        self.indices
710            .extend([base, base + 1, base + 2, base, base + 2, base + 3]);
711        self.face_ids.extend([face_id, face_id]);
712    }
713
714    pub fn signed_volume(&self) -> f64 {
715        self.indices
716            .chunks_exact(3)
717            .map(|tri| {
718                let point = |index: u32| {
719                    let i = index as usize * 3;
720                    Vec3::new(
721                        self.positions[i],
722                        self.positions[i + 1],
723                        self.positions[i + 2],
724                    )
725                };
726                point(tri[0]).dot(point(tri[1]).cross(point(tri[2]))) / 6.0
727            })
728            .sum()
729    }
730
731    pub fn validate(&self) -> Result<(), String> {
732        if self.positions.len() % 3 != 0 || self.normals.len() != self.positions.len() {
733            return Err("invalid vertex or normal buffer".into());
734        }
735        self.validate_geometry()
736    }
737
738    /// Geometry-only validation for consumers that use positions + indices but
739    /// NOT normals (e.g. `signed_volume`, whose tetrahedron sum never reads a
740    /// normal). Mesh-only solids such as sheet-metal bodies supply metrics
741    /// meshes with an empty normal buffer, which is legitimate for volume.
742    pub fn validate_geometry(&self) -> Result<(), String> {
743        if self.positions.len() % 3 != 0 {
744            return Err("invalid vertex buffer".into());
745        }
746        if self.indices.len() % 3 != 0 {
747            return Err("index buffer is not triangular".into());
748        }
749        let count = self.positions.len() / 3;
750        if self.indices.iter().any(|index| *index as usize >= count) {
751            return Err("index outside vertex buffer".into());
752        }
753        if !self.positions.iter().all(|value| value.is_finite()) {
754            return Err("non-finite vertex".into());
755        }
756        Ok(())
757    }
758}
759
760pub fn make_box(size_x: f64, size_y: f64, size_z: f64) -> Mesh {
761    let x = size_x.abs();
762    let y = size_y.abs();
763    let z = size_z.abs();
764    let p = [
765        Vec3::new(0.0, 0.0, 0.0),
766        Vec3::new(x, 0.0, 0.0),
767        Vec3::new(x, y, 0.0),
768        Vec3::new(0.0, y, 0.0),
769        Vec3::new(0.0, 0.0, z),
770        Vec3::new(x, 0.0, z),
771        Vec3::new(x, y, z),
772        Vec3::new(0.0, y, z),
773    ];
774    let mut mesh = Mesh::default();
775    mesh.quad([p[0], p[3], p[2], p[1]], Vec3::new(0.0, 0.0, -1.0), 0);
776    mesh.quad([p[4], p[5], p[6], p[7]], Vec3::new(0.0, 0.0, 1.0), 1);
777    mesh.quad([p[0], p[1], p[5], p[4]], Vec3::new(0.0, -1.0, 0.0), 2);
778    mesh.quad([p[3], p[7], p[6], p[2]], Vec3::new(0.0, 1.0, 0.0), 3);
779    mesh.quad([p[0], p[4], p[7], p[3]], Vec3::new(-1.0, 0.0, 0.0), 4);
780    mesh.quad([p[1], p[2], p[6], p[5]], Vec3::new(1.0, 0.0, 0.0), 5);
781    mesh
782}
783
784pub fn make_cylinder(radius: f64, height: f64, segments: usize) -> Mesh {
785    let radius = radius.abs();
786    let height = height.abs();
787    let segments = segments.max(3);
788    let mut mesh = Mesh::default();
789    for i in 0..segments {
790        let a = std::f64::consts::TAU * i as f64 / segments as f64;
791        let b = std::f64::consts::TAU * (i + 1) as f64 / segments as f64;
792        let (sa, ca) = a.sin_cos();
793        let (sb, cb) = b.sin_cos();
794        let pa = Vec3::new(radius * ca, 0.0, -radius * sa);
795        let pb = Vec3::new(radius * cb, 0.0, -radius * sb);
796        let ta = Vec3::new(pa.x, height, pa.z);
797        let tb = Vec3::new(pb.x, height, pb.z);
798        mesh.quad(
799            [pa, pb, tb, ta],
800            Vec3::new((ca + cb) * 0.5, 0.0, -(sa + sb) * 0.5),
801            0,
802        );
803        let bottom = mesh.push_vertex(Vec3::default(), Vec3::new(0.0, -1.0, 0.0));
804        let bi = mesh.push_vertex(pb, Vec3::new(0.0, -1.0, 0.0));
805        let bj = mesh.push_vertex(pa, Vec3::new(0.0, -1.0, 0.0));
806        mesh.indices.extend([bottom, bi, bj]);
807        mesh.face_ids.push(1);
808        let top = mesh.push_vertex(Vec3::new(0.0, height, 0.0), Vec3::new(0.0, 1.0, 0.0));
809        let ti = mesh.push_vertex(ta, Vec3::new(0.0, 1.0, 0.0));
810        let tj = mesh.push_vertex(tb, Vec3::new(0.0, 1.0, 0.0));
811        mesh.indices.extend([top, ti, tj]);
812        mesh.face_ids.push(2);
813    }
814    mesh
815}
816
817
818mod abi;
819pub use abi::*;
820