Documentation
Use this overview to choose the shortest path for your current goal. The sidebar keeps every published page discoverable within five stable categories.
Start and accomplish tasks
Section titled “Start and accomplish tasks”- Getting Started covers installation, a first DICOM inspection, and verification.
- Guides teach complete workflows for the viewer, SSH, Python, VS Code, Cursor, and annotations.
- Inspect images in the viewer covers navigation, presentation controls, tags, references, and semantic context.
- Inspect a study over SSH keeps the server on remote loopback or a private Unix socket while you work from a local browser with the access link.
- Launch dcmview from Python covers blocking, non-blocking, and context-managed sessions.
- Open DICOM data in VS Code or Cursor covers editor commands, custom editors, and the terminal bridge.
- Work with ROI annotations covers loading, editing, validating, and exporting rectangular regions.
Understand behavior and exact interfaces
Section titled “Understand behavior and exact interfaces”- Concepts explain sessions, viewer behavior, temporary state, network security, DICOM support, and semantic context.
- Reference documents supported commands, settings, formats, troubleshooting, release provenance, and licensing.
Work on the project
Section titled “Work on the project”- Contributing covers implementation architecture, the internal HTTP protocol, development setup, tests, sensitive-data safeguards, and release practices.