URL.pathname gives '/C:/dir%20with%20space/...' on Windows, so every test that
reads a model or fixture failed there (75 of 265). import() specifiers keep the
URL; disk reads take a filesystem path.
- --rot is three.js Euler XYZ (Rx*Ry*Rz), the order printfins.com shows under
the part, so a pose found on the site carries over
- --fins-only maps the fins back onto the part as it is in the file; it can't
take --rot, and writes nothing when there are no fins
- a Support Fins 3MF (part + fins) is refused instead of finned again
- settings the site would hide warn on stderr; -o can't overwrite the input;
-- ends the options; Node 20.10+
- the summary rounds ties to even, word for word with Python's host_report
Deno or Node 20+, or a deno compile binary. Poses the part (--rot, X then Y
then Z), runs the plugins' computeFins, writes a 3MF (part + fins), a merged
STL, or the fins alone. Flags come from options.json in the site's units.
Reports overhangs it couldn't reach; exit 1 only for a file that failed (the
others still run), exit 2 for bad arguments. Tests: CLI fins equal computeFins
on the posed part and the website's own path on lbracket@35.
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