Introduced LOG_LEVEL configuration in both Python and JavaScript to control logging verbosity. Updated logger initialization in canvas_node.py and LoggerUtils.js to use the new LOG_LEVEL from config files.
Introduces a new CanvasLayersPanel component for managing layers visually, including selection, renaming, reordering via drag-and-drop, and deletion. Integrates the panel into the main Canvas and CanvasView, synchronizes selection and state changes, and adds logic for duplicating layers and debounced state saving. Moves IndexedDB state saving to a Web Worker for better performance. Also sets default logger level to DEBUG for improved diagnostics.
Introduces the ability to open the current canvas in a mask editor, upload and retrieve mask edits, and apply them to the mask layer. Adds utility functions for mask editor state detection and control, a new 'Edit Mask' button in the UI, and methods for handling mask updates and preview refresh. Also adds a setMask method to MaskTool for precise mask placement.
Changed the default log level for both Python and JavaScript module loggers from DEBUG to NONE to disable logging by default. Removed the README_LOGGER.md documentation file, and updated README.md to remove a reference to seamless integration.
Set logging level to DEBUG in both Python and JavaScript loggers for improved debugging. Updated MaskTool to accept an onStateChange callback and trigger it after mask state changes, allowing Canvas to respond to mask updates.
Changed the default log level to LogLevel.NONE in both Python and JavaScript logger utilities. Updated LayerForgeLogger to fully disable logging when the effective level is NONE, ensuring no logs are emitted for disabled modules.
Removed redundant comments and streamlined logic across canvas-related modules, including mask positioning, garbage collection, and WebSocket communication. Improved code readability and maintainability by eliminating unnecessary explanations and clarifying intent in both Python and JavaScript files. No functional changes were made; this is a cleanup and refactor for better developer experience.
Introduces a WebSocket-based mechanism for CanvasNode to send and receive canvas image and mask data in RAM, enabling fast, diskless data transfer between frontend and backend. Adds a new WebSocketManager utility, updates CanvasIO to support RAM output mode, and modifies CanvasView to send canvas data via WebSocket before prompt execution. The backend (canvas_node.py) is updated to handle WebSocket data storage and retrieval, with improved locking and cleanup logic. This change improves workflow speed and reliability by avoiding unnecessary disk I/O and ensuring up-to-date canvas data is available during node execution.
Removed Polish-language and redundant comments from multiple modules, including Canvas, CanvasInteractions, CanvasLayers, CanvasRenderer, CanvasState, Canvas_view, Mask_tool, and CommonUtils. This improves code readability and maintainability by reducing clutter and focusing on self-explanatory code.
This commit removes unnecessary and redundant comments from multiple JavaScript modules, streamlining the code and improving readability. No functional changes were made; only comment cleanup and minor formatting adjustments.
Moved CommonUtils.js, ImageUtils.js, and LoggerUtils.js to a new utils/ directory and updated all import paths accordingly throughout the codebase. Also increased the default canvas width in Canvas.js from 512 to 1024.
