dcmdump and dcmodify for pynetdicom? #623
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It'd make more sense to make a new package |
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I just released a python package for doing "higher level" stuff on top of the excellent pydicom/pynetdicom, including providing a nice CLI: https://github.com/moloney/dcm It does have some dumping / editing capabilities already. Plus a nicer CLI for doing DICOM networking. It is still pretty alpha but works well for the tasks I use it for. |
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@moloney's project looks interesting, but if you wanted to go your own way, you could either add to pydicom's CLI within the pydicom repo through a PR, or you can use a separate repo and add your own sub-command's to the pydicom command, or completely roll your own. I'm a little reluctant to take large CLI contributions into pydicom itself due to the large workload and increased complexity we already have, keeping everything working when changing/adding features. That's why I set up a framework for hooking into a Perhaps a separate |
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Hi guys,
I frequently use dcmtk's dcmdump and dcmodify. ...I've been thinking of instead building them on top of pydicom/pynetdicom.
...any thoughts on adding those to either of the existing libraries? ...create a new 'tools' library instead? (pytoolsdicom?). This could form the basis of a port of the complete dcmtk toolset to py.
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