RFC 9 comment 6 (browser-based lazy reader implementation)#544
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ping @jwindhager as corresponding author build looks good to me: @assadiab would you mind adding yourself as a commenter to the rfc9 index.md? see e.g. https://ngff--544.org.readthedocs.build/rfc/9/index.html 
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Done ! @lubianat |
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I would also point out that @assadiab may open a PR to https://github.com/ome/ngff-spec/ and add themselves as an author (https://ngff-spec.readthedocs.io/en/latest/contribute/#first-contribution) |
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Opened ome/ngff-spec#154, thanks @jo-mueller! |
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Adds a comment to RFC-9 from a reader implementation standpoint: a browser-based, purely client-side viewer (Interactive-Zarr-Explorer) that opens local single-file OME-Zarr .zip archives and reads chunks lazily per chunk in TypeScript (zarrita store on top of zip.js).
Confirms the disabled-compression and root-alignment recommendations from the read path, supports jsonFirst as the right primitive, and notes a repackaging cost for .ozx tied to upstream v2 tooling.
Follows assadiab/Interactive-Zarr-Explorer#1, thanks to @lubianat for the pointer.