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feat(plugins): host.layers says each layer's extent, transparency and group; info.project each layout's page - #1658
The host.layers follow-up to #1553, for linked views such as RustPlanetX's globe (#1518).
host.layers adds each layer's extent ([west, south, east, north] in longitude/latitude, null when empty), transparency (0 opaque to 100) and group (its group's name or null). It stays an array with every field it had, so existing plugins read it as before.
info.project adds each layer's transparency and each layout's page width and height in millimetres, the size a picture made for the page is rendered at (Process plugins: a run-scoped relay token when RustGIS starts them #1518: placing the globe's view in a layout with layout.addElement{"kind": "picture"}).
info.project already lists the web tile layers, groups, tables and project, so host.layers doesn't repeat them; docs/plugins.md points there, and docs/mcp.md lists the new fields of list_layers.
This adds to the plugin interface's answers. The one existing value that changes: extents (info.project's too) now round outwards to six decimals, so they still hold every coordinate; they move by at most 1e-6 degrees.
Session plugins hear a layers event when a group is renamed, regrouped or moved, and when a raster's bounds become known, since host.layers now answers both.
Testing
The last commit only rewords docs/plugins.md: docs build and the non-cargo hooks; the commit before it passed cargo xtask ci, the wasm32-unknown-unknown build of rustgis-web, and pre-commit run --all-files.
plugin_commands_run_like_commands checks the new host.layers fields; project_info_describes_the_whole_project the layout page size and layer transparency.
… group; info.project each layout's page
A globe linked with the map (RustPlanetX, opengeos#1518) frames, fades and groups layers as the map
does. host.layers now answers each layer's extent in longitude/latitude, its transparency and
the group it is in, added to what it answered, so existing plugins read it as before.
info.project, which also lists the web tile layers, groups and tables, adds each layer's
transparency and each layout's page size in millimetres, the size a picture made for the page
is rendered at.
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Quality (low-medium confidence, about 70%):transparency is an f32, and json! widens it to f64, so a value such as 33.3 is written as 33.299999237060547. Values produced by a computation can carry the same noise: geolibre sets (100.0 * (1.0 - opacity)) as f32. The same thing happens in host.layers (crates/engine/src/cmd/plugins.rs:315), which is one reason to round in one shared place. Suggested fix for this line, rounding to four decimals:
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Right, the f32 shows through as 33.299999237060547; nothing is lost, and group transparency in info.project reads the same way today. Left for the release quality pass, where rounding both in one place fits.
Bugs: none confirmed. The new fields are read from existing, correctly-typed state. Layer::extent() returns a cached stream info for streamed sources, so host.layers does no I/O. The layout width/height are millimetres (the publication profiles use mm). Non-test code adds no unwrap, expect, or indexing.
Security: none. host.layers already exposed names, fields and feature counts without a permission. Extent, transparency and group add nothing sensitive.
Performance (medium confidence, about 60%):layers_of (crates/engine/src/cmd/plugins.rs:315) and info.project now call Layer::extent() for every layer on every request. Dataset::extent() and Geometry::extent() walk every feature and vertex, with no cache, so one host.layers call costs time proportional to the whole project. The session-plugin change check (Watch) does not call layers_of, so the per-frame poll is unaffected. A plugin that calls host.layers in a loop on a large project would be slow. Consider caching the extent on the layer, or only computing it when asked.
Quality (low-medium confidence, about 70%):transparency is an f32 and is written into JSON without rounding, so 33.3 appears as 33.299999237060547. The same applies at plugins.rs:315. Inline comment posted at crates/engine/src/cmd/project.rs:438 with a suggestion.
Quality (nits, grouped):
plugins.rs now reaches into project.rs for bbox, which is made pub(crate). A small shared helper would be cleaner.
The Cities assertions in plugin_commands_run_like_commands check only the west value's range and west <= east. They don't check south <= north or compare against the known bounds of the sample layer.
host.layers's extent is the whole layer's extent, not the part a definition query shows. The docs don't say so.
AGENTS.md: no violations found. Docs were updated alongside the change (docs/plugins.md, docs/mcp.md). The info.project pointer in the docs is valid, since plugins reach commands through self.command(op, params).
Not verified: I couldn't compile or run the tests here. The super::project::bbox path and the new test assertions are checked by reading only.
Prior reviews: the thread list was empty, so I left no earlier concerns alone.
Change size
Compared with the base branch: the whole PR against main (merge base ae098d4 to PR head 03f5d82).
Extent cost: working out an extent is one linear min/max over the layer's coordinates, the same walk info.project (the assistant's and MCP's list_layers) and layer.zoomTo already make on every call, and RustPlanetX already calls info.project on each event. A layers event fires on a change, not per frame, and the per-frame change check doesn't call layers_of, as you say. A cached extent per layer would help both callers, but it's a change of its own to the layer, not part of this one, so leaving it out here.
Rounding, the shared bbox helper, the tighter Cities bounds check, and noting that extent is the whole layer's rather than what a definition query shows: left for the release quality pass.
Plugin responses and project summaries now expose additional layer and layout metadata. Session-plugin fingerprints also include raster bounds and group data to detect changes.
Changes: Project and Plugin Metadata
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Summary
Plugin layer response and change detection crates/engine/src/cmd/plugins.rs, crates/engine/src/tests.rs, docs/plugins.md
Plugin layer responses include extent, transparency, and group name or null. Session-plugin fingerprints include loaded raster bounds and group identity, name, children, and parent. Tests and documentation cover these fields and changes.
Project summaries include layer transparency and layout page width and height. Bounding-box minima round down and maxima round up to six decimal places. Tests check layer transparency and layout dimensions. MCP documentation describes project summary contents.
The metadata additions are mergeable with bounded follow-up: plugins can retain stale page dimensions after resizing, and sources without usable coordinate-system metadata can expose misleading extents. Clarify the extent exception and strengthen its regression coverage.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/plugins.rs:
- Line 315: Update the layer fingerprint used to detect changes in `host.layers`
to include each raster layer’s extent, reusing the existing `bbox(l.extent())`
representation. Ensure an extent change triggers a `layers` event even when the
raster style is unchanged.
- Line 315: Update the extent serialization in the plugin output to preserve
full-precision bounds or round them outward, ensuring the returned bounds
contain every layer coordinate. Keep the change scoped to the
`super::project::bbox(l.extent())` value and avoid inward rounding.
- Line 315: Profile the extent calculation used by
`super::project::bbox(l.extent())` for non-streamed vector layers alongside
`info.project`, then reuse cached extents for unchanged layers if profiling
confirms the repeated coordinate scans are costly. Ensure extent reuse is
invalidated when a layer’s features change.
- Line 316: Update the layers fingerprint in the code around the group-name
field so it changes when a layer’s group membership or group name changes.
Include both values in the fingerprint while preserving its existing behavior
for layers without a group.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/project.rs:
- Line 464: Update the page-size edit flow that builds the layout JSON with
`lo.name`, `lo.width`, and `lo.height` to emit a layout-change event after
dimensions change, allowing session plugins to refresh `info.project`. Document
the event using the project’s existing event documentation conventions.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs:
- Line 9484: Update the extent assertion to verify all four bounds are numeric
and that the latitude bounds are ordered, while preserving the existing
longitude range and ordering checks.
- Line 9485: Update the `host.layers` test to also set the Cities layer’s
transparency to a nonzero value and assert that the returned layer reports it,
while retaining the existing zero-value assertion.
- Line 9486: Extend the test containing the Cities group-null assertion to also
create a group named Places containing Cities, then call host.layers and assert
that the Cities layer reports group as Places. Preserve the existing
ungrouped-layer assertion.
- Line 26656: Replace the positive-value checks for the first layout’s width and
height with assertions for the default landscape letter dimensions, 279.4 and
215.9 respectively, preserving the existing diagnostic context.
- Line 26657: Update the test around info.project to set the Cities layer
transparency to a nonzero value before generating the response, then assert that
layer("Cities") returns the same value. Preserve the existing test setup and
verify the response reflects the configured transparency rather than a default
of zero.
Review comments at @docs/mcp.md:
- Line 333: Update the `list_layers` documentation to state that summaries
exceeding 40,000 bytes return a truncated preview, and clarify that
`name_filter` and `include_fields` do not reduce layout data and there is no
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… extents hold every coordinate
host.layers now names each layer's group and gives a raster's bounds, so the layers fingerprint
covers the groups (id, name, members, parent) and each raster's bounds once read: a session
plugin hears a layers event when either changes. Extents round outwards to six decimals, so
the bounds still hold the layer's easternmost and northernmost coordinates. The tests check a
nonzero transparency, a grouped layer, all four bounds and the page size it was made with.
| `host.layers` | `[{id, name, raster, visible, geometry, features, selected, active, extent, transparency, group, fields: [{name, type}]}]`, top first: `extent` is `[west, south, east, north]` in longitude/latitude (`null` when empty), `transparency` 0 (opaque) to 100, `group` the name of the group it is in or `null`. The web tile layers, groups, tables and layouts (with their page size) are in `info.project` |
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Quality (docs, about 55% confidence): two answers here read as more than the code gives. transparency is the layer's own value (Layer::transparency, as layers_of reads it); a group's transparency is applied on top at render time (Map::layer_opacity) and is not included, so a plugin that wants the drawn opacity has to combine it with the group's. Also, extent is null for a raster whose data hasn't been read yet, the same as for an empty layer; info.project marks that case with missing, host.layers doesn't. Suggested wording:
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|`host.layers`|`[{id, name, raster, visible, geometry, features, selected, active, extent, transparency, group, fields: [{name, type}]}]`, top first: `extent` is `[west, south, east, north]` in longitude/latitude (`null` when empty), `transparency` 0 (opaque) to 100, `group` the name of the group it is in or `null`. The web tile layers, groups, tables and layouts (with their page size) are in `info.project`|
|`host.layers`|`[{id, name, raster, visible, geometry, features, selected, active, extent, transparency, group, fields: [{name, type}]}]`, top first: `extent` is `[west, south, east, north]` in longitude/latitude (`null` when empty or a raster not yet read), `transparency`the layer's own, 0 (opaque) to 100 (its groups' transparency applies on top), `group` the name of the group it is in or `null`. The web tile layers, groups, tables and layouts (with their page size) are in `info.project`|
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Taken in 8c4167b as suggested. The PR body now also says extents round outwards (moving by at most 1e-6 degrees), and that a renamed group or a raster's bounds are told as layers events.
Bugs: None found. The new fingerprint lines hash the raster bounds and group id, name, members and parent, so the layers event fires on the changes the earlier thread asked for. Raster::extent() is a stored field, so the per-frame hash stays cheap. Layer::extent() returns EMPTY for an absent raster, which bbox maps to null, so nothing panics. The new code adds no unwrap, expect or unsafe outside tests, and no std::time.
Security: None found. The change only adds read-only fields to existing answers.
Performance:
host.layers now calls Layer::extent(), and Dataset::extent() walks every feature on each call. Before, the call was O(layers). The earlier thread raised reusing extents, and the author answered that it is a separate change, so I left it alone. Confidence the cost matters in practice: about 50%, since it only bites plugins that poll host.layers often.
Quality:
Inline on docs/plugins.md:437 (about 55% confidence): transparency is the layer's own value, and group transparency is applied on top at render time. The doc doesn't say so. Also, extent: null for a raster not yet read looks the same as an empty layer, and host.layers has no missing flag (info.project does). Suggested wording is attached.
Minor, not posted: the PR body says existing fields are unchanged, but the outward rounding in bbox moves existing info.project extents by up to 1e-6 degrees. The PR body should say so. Confidence about 80%.
Minor, not posted: the test blocks use if let Some(...) around the mutation. The assertion that follows still fails if the layer is missing, so this is harmless, but it reads as though it might skip. Left for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md: The docs and layout claims check out: transparency runs 0 (opaque) to 100 (opacity = 1 - t/100), and layout width/height are millimetres per the layout module doc. Nothing else in the change breaks a rule from AGENTS.md. The raster-null note above is the only point near "never silent", and it is a doc clarity point rather than a dropped value.
Already raised, left alone: 11 earlier threads. Those cover the f32 transparency noise (the author deferred it to the quality pass), the raster and group fingerprint, the bbox rounding (fixed in e2923d3), the reuse-extents idea, the layout-change event, the MCP 40,000-byte limit, and the test-assertion requests (all answered and resolved or addressed). I did not re-post any of them.
Not verified: I had no shell, so I did not compile or run the tests. The Rust is read by eye against the surrounding code.
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Compared with the base branch: the whole PR against main (merge base ae098d4 to PR head e2923d3).
| `host.layers` | `[{id, name, raster, visible, geometry, features, selected, active, extent, transparency, group, fields: [{name, type}]}]`, top first: `extent` is `[west, south, east, north]` in longitude/latitude (`null` when empty or a raster not yet read), `transparency` the layer's own, 0 (opaque) to 100 (its groups' transparency applies on top), `group` the name of the group it is in or `null`. The web tile layers, groups, tables and layouts (with their page size) are in `info.project` |
| `host.features` `{layer, selected?, limit?}` | the layer's features as GeoJSON; each feature has its `row` |
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Quality / AGENTS.md "Never silent" (about 40% confidence):host.layers now rounds each extent outwards to six decimals (bbox in crates/engine/src/cmd/project.rs), so the answer is an approximation of the layer's bounds, moving by up to 1e-6 degrees. The PR body says so, but this row, docs/mcp.md's list_layers row and the info.project description don't. A plugin reading these numbers can't tell from the docs that they are rounded. Suggest adding a short clause to this row, for example: "extents are rounded outwards to six decimals, so they still hold every coordinate." Nothing is dropped, which is why this is a documentation point rather than a bug.
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Extents were already rounded to six decimals here (to the nearest before, outwards now), about 0.1 m, and nothing is dropped. Saying it in the host.layers, list_layers and info.project docs together is left for the release quality pass.
None confirmed. I checked the new host.layers fields against Layer::extent(), Layer::transparency (0 = opaque, so the docs are right), group_of (immediate group, which matches the docs), and the layout.page width and height in millimetres. The fingerprint in seen() covers transparency, raster bounds, group names, membership and parents, so the new layers events are wired correctly.
Very low, not posted (about 15%): the bbox comment says the rounded bounds "still hold every coordinate". That holds except in rare narrow windows, where the rounded bound can sit one ulp inside a coordinate. Harmless in practice.
Security
None found. The new fields are layer names, numbers and group names, which were already visible to plugins.
Performance
Not re-raised. host.layers now calls Layer::extent(), which walks every vertex of vector layers on each call, where it previously only counted features. The author answered the extent-caching point on the PR thread, so I left it alone.
Quality
Posted inline on docs/plugins.md:438 (about 40%): the outward rounding to six decimals is an approximation the docs don't state; only the PR body does.
Nit, left for the release quality pass: both new test blocks in crates/engine/src/tests.rs use if let Some(l) = … to set transparency, so a missing layer is skipped silently. The following unwrap still fails the test, so this is a readability point, not a masked failure.
AGENTS.md
Test code only uses unwrap, which the rules allow. No new non-test panics, unsafe code, or user-visible strings.
Docs for host.layers and list_layers don't mention the outward rounding (see the inline comment above). This is the only rule-adjacent point I'd raise.
Already raised (left alone): 11 threads
transparency f32 noise (project.rs:439)
raster and group fingerprint (plugins.rs:315, plugins.rs:316)
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/plugins.rs:
- Around line 840-847: Add a regression test for the fingerprint path that
hashes raster extent bounds, covering a layer transitioning from absent raster
data to loaded data. Verify that this change triggers the plugin’s layers event
and updates host.layers with the loaded extent.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/project.rs:
- Line 385: Update bbox and the host.layers extent reporting so native bounds
from projected coordinates are never presented as longitude/latitude when no
usable EPSG code is available. Convert the bounds only when the source CRS
permits a valid conversion; otherwise signal that the longitude/latitude extent
is unavailable.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs:
- Around line 9483-9484: Update the Cities extent assertion to compare all four
values against independently established bounds from a controlled fixture,
rather than only checking length, ordering, and geographic ranges. Keep the
expected bounds tied to the fixture’s coordinates so an all-zero extent cannot
pass when it is incorrect.
- Around line 10589-10591: Update the test around the initial group assignment
in the `s.run("group.add", ...)` flow to inspect the result of the subsequent
`plugin:eng-sess/v` call and assert that its events include `layers`. Keep the
assertion tied to the assignment notification so a later rename event cannot
satisfy it.
- Around line 26670-26672: Update the test around the layout dimensions to
exercise a page-size change via layout.page, then obtain a fresh info.project
response and assert that both reported width and height match the resized
layout. Keep the existing positive-dimensions check for the default layout if it
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- Line 437: Update the `host.layers` documentation to note that when a projected
Shapefile has no `.prj` file or CRS override, its extent may contain unchanged
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- Line 437: Update the tilted-view extrusion rendering so polygon extrusions and
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On the second finding in the latest review (tilted extrusions and group transparency): that is in the renderer, which this PR doesn't touch; host.layers documents what the layer carries. The tilted path (extruded_shapes) does look like it skips group opacity where the flat one (group_opacities) applies it, so it is worth its own issue rather than a change here.
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host.layersfollow-up to #1553, for linked views such as RustPlanetX's globe (#1518).host.layersadds each layer'sextent([west, south, east, north]in longitude/latitude,nullwhen empty),transparency(0 opaque to 100) andgroup(its group's name ornull). It stays an array with every field it had, so existing plugins read it as before.info.projectadds each layer'stransparencyand each layout's pagewidthandheightin millimetres, the size a picture made for the page is rendered at (Process plugins: a run-scoped relay token when RustGIS starts them #1518: placing the globe's view in a layout withlayout.addElement{"kind": "picture"}).info.projectalready lists the web tile layers, groups, tables and project, sohost.layersdoesn't repeat them;docs/plugins.mdpoints there, anddocs/mcp.mdlists the new fields oflist_layers.This adds to the plugin interface's answers. The one existing value that changes: extents (
info.project's too) now round outwards to six decimals, so they still hold every coordinate; they move by at most 1e-6 degrees.Session plugins hear a
layersevent when a group is renamed, regrouped or moved, and when a raster's bounds become known, sincehost.layersnow answers both.Testing
docs/plugins.md: docs build and the non-cargo hooks; the commit before it passedcargo xtask ci, thewasm32-unknown-unknownbuild ofrustgis-web, andpre-commit run --all-files.plugin_commands_run_like_commandschecks the newhost.layersfields;project_info_describes_the_whole_projectthe layout page size and layer transparency.UI evidence
No visible UI change.
Related issue
Part of #1518.
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