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Preserve local abutment, cast-in-place rebar and compact header features alongside remote drawing, ground-link and quantity workspaces. Adapt drawing and takeoff consumers to generated solplate plans, retain current P1 regression coverage, and resolve bearing-detail annotation collisions. Validation: 122 test files / 975 tests passed; production build passed; 10 browser integration checks passed.
49 lines
2.3 KiB
TypeScript
49 lines
2.3 KiB
TypeScript
import { readFileSync } from 'node:fs';
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import { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url';
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import * as XLSX from 'xlsx';
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import { parseWorkbook } from '../src/core/parseWorkbook';
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import type { PierInput } from '../src/core/types';
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import { parseAbutments } from '../src/core/abut/parse';
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import { type BearingPair, girderPairs } from '../src/core/bearing-pair';
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import { buildPier, type PierModel } from '../src/core/geometry';
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/** Spec workbook (RAG/Pier ui_xxx.xlsx, sheet intent.PR, all tables on one sheet). Used by single-sheet tests. */
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const SPEC_PATH = fileURLToPath(new URL('../도면추출/samples/P1.xlsx', import.meta.url));
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/** User input (RAG/운곡교P1입력.xlsx, three sheets 교각 · IP · 받침). This is the P1 input used by the app and tests. */
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const INPUT_PATH = fileURLToPath(new URL('../도면추출/samples/운곡교P1입력.xlsx', import.meta.url));
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export function loadWorkbook(path: string = SPEC_PATH): XLSX.WorkBook {
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return XLSX.read(readFileSync(path), { type: 'buffer' });
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}
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export function loadInputWorkbook(): XLSX.WorkBook {
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return loadWorkbook(INPUT_PATH);
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}
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export function loadP1(): PierInput {
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const { piers, issues } = parseWorkbook(loadInputWorkbook());
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if (issues.length) throw new Error(`P1 parse issues: ${JSON.stringify(issues)}`);
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const p1 = piers.find((p) => p.name === 'P1');
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if (!p1) throw new Error('P1 not found');
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return p1;
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}
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/**
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* P1 with its bridge context (2026-11-06): the girder pairs A1 ①–⑤ ↔ P1 ①–⑤ from the same input workbook, so the
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* solplate slope S is computed (−1.908 … −1.902 %, T 30) as in the app where A1 is loaded with P1.
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*/
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export function p1Pairs(): BearingPair[] {
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const a1 = parseAbutments(loadInputWorkbook()).abutments.find((a) => a.name === 'A1');
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if (!a1) throw new Error('A1 not found');
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const p1 = loadP1();
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return girderPairs([
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{ name: 'A1', bearings: a1.bearings.map((b) => ({ no: b.no, x: b.pos.e, y: b.pos.n, z: b.z, azimuthDeg: b.azimuthDeg! })) },
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{ name: p1.name, bearings: p1.bearings.map((b) => ({ no: b.no, x: b.x, y: b.y, z: b.z, azimuthDeg: b.azimuthDeg })) },
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]);
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}
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/** buildPier for P1 (with changes) in its bridge context. */
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export function buildP1(changes: Partial<PierInput> = {}): PierModel {
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return buildPier({ ...loadP1(), ...changes }, { pairs: p1Pairs() });
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}
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