@primestyleai/tryon 5.10.143 → 5.10.169

package/dist/sizing/fit-compute.d.ts

@@ -2,10 +2,16 @@ import type { FitAreaInfo } from "../types";
 import type { MeasurementLines } from "../pose-detect";
 export type GranularFit = "good" | "tight" | "loose" | "a-bit-tight" | "a-bit-loose" | "too-tight" | "too-loose";
 /** Compute granular fit label for a single measurement.
- *  Anything within < 1 unit-inch (1 in / 2.54 cm / 25.4 mm) of the chart
- *  range counts as "perfect fit" — a 0.2 in delta on the inseam is below
- *  visual perception and should not pop a "render visibly tight" prompt
- *  directive on the try-on render. */
+ *  Tolerance buckets (in the chart's unit, half-inch / one-inch / two-inch):
+ *    - "good"        : within the chart range ± a tiny float tolerance
+ *    - "a-bit-tight" : up to ½" (1.27 cm) past the upper edge
+ *    - "tight"       : ½"–2" past the upper edge
+ *    - "too-tight"   : > 2" past the upper edge
+ *  Mirror buckets on the loose side. The previous logic let anything
+ *  within ±1" of the range count as "perfect", so a 1.2" oversize
+ *  showed as "a bit tight" — under the new thresholds it correctly
+ *  reads as "tight". This also tightens the match-percent score, since
+ *  fewer rows now fall in the good/a-bit buckets. */
 export declare function computeFit(userValue: number, chartRange: string, unit?: "in" | "cm" | "mm"): GranularFit;
 /**
  * Build FitAreaInfo[] from matchDetails + optional pose coordinates.
@@ -29,6 +35,8 @@ export declare function buildFitInfo(matchDetails: Array<{
  */
 export declare function buildSilhouetteContext(sizingResult: {
     recommendedSize?: string;
+    recommendedLength?: string | null;
+    unit?: string;
     matchDetails?: Array<{
         measurement: string;
         userValue: string;
@@ -55,6 +63,7 @@ selectedSizeOverride?: string,
  *  prime directive can include the model's frame. */
 userHeight?: string, userWeight?: string): {
     recommendedSize?: string;
+    recommendedSizeMeasurements?: string;
     sizeChartSummary?: string;
     userMeasurementsText?: string;
     userHeight?: string;