DICOM is a medical imaging file format that VS Code doesn't support. Over the summer, at a lab internship, I was dealing with DICOMs constantly and external tools lowkey sucked, so I made a VS Code extension that first let me view DICOMs (images like the X-ray scan, and also all of the file metadata that includes patient info). Then, I realized it would be really cool to make the metadata editable because right now you can only do that programmatically, so I added that too. This was TOUGH because JavaScript DICOM libraries are terrible, but I read the source code to figure out how to use them and it ended up being super cool. My colleagues at the lab use it now :) I will say that the CSS for the table display of the metadata was mostly AI because at the time of making this I didn't care about the way it looked since the backend was taking so long lmao
DICOM is a medical imaging file format that VS Code doesn't support. Over the summer, at a lab internship, I was dealing with DICOMs constantly and external tools lowkey sucked, so I made a VS Code extension that first let me view DICOMs (images like the X-ray scan, and also all of the file metadata that includes patient info). Then, I realized it would be really cool to make the metadata editable because right now you can only do that programmatically, so I added that too. This was TOUGH because JavaScript DICOM libraries are terrible, but I read the source code to figure out how to use them and it ended up being super cool. My colleagues at the lab use it now :) I will say that the CSS for the table display of the metadata was mostly AI because at the time of making this I didn't care about the way it looked since the backend was taking so long lmao