splatthis 0.2.2__tar.gz → 0.2.3__tar.gz

{splatthis-0.2.2 → splatthis-0.2.3}/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -2,6 +2,35 @@
 
 All notable changes to SplatThis are documented here.
 
+## 0.2.3 - 2026-08-01
+
+### Changed
+
+- The README showcase renders all four outputs at one size and adds scriptless
+  CSS as a fourth column. The previous table sized each image by its own
+  intrinsic pixels -- 476x502, 364x384 and 728x768 -- so a three-way comparison
+  appeared at three different scales.
+
+  Sized with explicit `width` attributes rather than by resampling the files:
+  PyPI's `readme_renderer` allowlist keeps `width` and `height` on `<img>`, and
+  GitHub does too, so every asset stays at native resolution and stays crisp on
+  high-DPI displays.
+
+  CSS appears as a Chromium capture rather than live. Both platforms sanitize
+  README markup through an allowlist that omits the `<style>` tag and the
+  `style` attribute -- `readme_renderer` runs `nh3.clean()` with no CSS
+  sanitizer configured -- so a build made entirely of CSS radial gradients
+  arrives as 1,615 unstyled `<div>` elements. Each cell is labelled as live
+  vector or as a capture, and captures are noted as lower bounds: they carry
+  screen-capture and rescaling losses on top of the compositor's own.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- The relative-link guard now covers `src="..."` as well as markdown `](...)`.
+  The showcase moved to raw `<img>` tags for sizing, which had made the
+  markdown-only check blind to every image on the page -- the same class of
+  defect that put 18 dead links on the 0.2.0 project page.
+
 ## 0.2.2 - 2026-08-01
 
 ### Changed

{splatthis-0.2.2/src/splatthis.egg-info → splatthis-0.2.3}/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.4
 Name: splatthis
-Version: 0.2.2
+Version: 0.2.3
 Summary: Fit 2D Gaussian splats to an image and deploy them as SVG, CSS, Canvas, a pixel runtime, or editable PowerPoint shapes
 Author: Bram Alkema
 License-Expression: MIT
@@ -71,26 +71,28 @@ deployed-fidelity claim.
 ## See it
 
 One 476x502 photograph, fitted to Gaussian splats and emitted to three
-compositors that share no rendering code. The middle image is a real SVG, not a
-raster of one — your browser is drawing 1,615 gradient ellipses.
+compositors that share no rendering code — vector, stylesheet, and DrawingML.
 
-| Source photograph | Native SVG | Native PowerPoint |
-|---|---|---|
-| ![source image](https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/source.png) | ![Browser-rendered SVG](https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon.svg) | ![PowerPoint slideshow capture](https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon-pptx.png) |
-| the input | **0.8665** SSIM · vector · 1.5 MB | **0.7885** SSIM · editable shapes · 161 KB |
+| Source | SVG | Scriptless CSS | PowerPoint |
+|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|
+| <img src="https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/source.png" alt="Source photograph" width="210"> | <img src="https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon.svg" alt="Browser-rendered SVG" width="210"> | <img src="https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon-css.png" alt="Chromium capture of the scriptless CSS build" width="210"> | <img src="https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon-pptx.png" alt="Microsoft PowerPoint slideshow capture" width="210"> |
+| the input | **0.8665** SSIM<br>vector · 1.5 MB | **0.8748** SSIM<br>DOM + CSS · 0.8 MB | **0.7885** SSIM<br>editable shapes · 161 KB |
+| — | live vector | Chromium capture | PowerPoint capture |
 
-The third image is the only screenshot here, and it has to be: it is Microsoft
-PowerPoint in slideshow, photographed, because there is no other honest way to
-show what PowerPoint actually draws. Its score is measured through that capture
-and is therefore a lower bound.
+The SVG is the real thing: your browser is drawing 1,615 gradient ellipses, not
+displaying a picture of them. The other two are captures because they have to
+be. GitHub and PyPI both sanitize README markup through an allowlist that omits
+the `<style>` tag and the `style` attribute — PyPI's `readme_renderer` runs
+`nh3.clean()` with no CSS sanitizer configured — so a build made entirely of
+CSS radial gradients arrives as 1,615 unstyled `<div>` elements on either site.
+PowerPoint, obviously, does not run in a browser at all.
 
-**[Open the scriptless CSS build →](https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon-css.html)**
-&nbsp;&nbsp;**0.8748** SSIM · 0.8 MB · no script, no canvas, no SVG, no bitmap
+Both captures are therefore lower bounds: they carry the losses of screen
+capture and rescaling on top of whatever the compositor itself costs.
 
-That one is deliberately a link rather than a picture. It is 1,615 DOM elements
-with CSS radial gradients, and a screenshot of it would be indistinguishable
-from a screenshot of anything else — the point is that your browser is
-compositing it from a stylesheet. View source on it.
+**[Open the scriptless CSS build →](https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon-css.html)**
+— no script, no canvas, no SVG, no bitmap. View source on it; the capture above
+cannot show that the page is 1,615 DOM elements composited from a stylesheet.
 
 Also available: the
 [editable .pptx](https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon.pptx),

{splatthis-0.2.2 → splatthis-0.2.3}/README.md

@@ -24,26 +24,28 @@ deployed-fidelity claim.
 ## See it
 
 One 476x502 photograph, fitted to Gaussian splats and emitted to three
-compositors that share no rendering code. The middle image is a real SVG, not a
-raster of one — your browser is drawing 1,615 gradient ellipses.
+compositors that share no rendering code — vector, stylesheet, and DrawingML.
 
-| Source photograph | Native SVG | Native PowerPoint |
-|---|---|---|
-| ![source image](https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/source.png) | ![Browser-rendered SVG](https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon.svg) | ![PowerPoint slideshow capture](https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon-pptx.png) |
-| the input | **0.8665** SSIM · vector · 1.5 MB | **0.7885** SSIM · editable shapes · 161 KB |
+| Source | SVG | Scriptless CSS | PowerPoint |
+|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|
+| <img src="https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/source.png" alt="Source photograph" width="210"> | <img src="https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon.svg" alt="Browser-rendered SVG" width="210"> | <img src="https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon-css.png" alt="Chromium capture of the scriptless CSS build" width="210"> | <img src="https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon-pptx.png" alt="Microsoft PowerPoint slideshow capture" width="210"> |
+| the input | **0.8665** SSIM<br>vector · 1.5 MB | **0.8748** SSIM<br>DOM + CSS · 0.8 MB | **0.7885** SSIM<br>editable shapes · 161 KB |
+| — | live vector | Chromium capture | PowerPoint capture |
 
-The third image is the only screenshot here, and it has to be: it is Microsoft
-PowerPoint in slideshow, photographed, because there is no other honest way to
-show what PowerPoint actually draws. Its score is measured through that capture
-and is therefore a lower bound.
+The SVG is the real thing: your browser is drawing 1,615 gradient ellipses, not
+displaying a picture of them. The other two are captures because they have to
+be. GitHub and PyPI both sanitize README markup through an allowlist that omits
+the `<style>` tag and the `style` attribute — PyPI's `readme_renderer` runs
+`nh3.clean()` with no CSS sanitizer configured — so a build made entirely of
+CSS radial gradients arrives as 1,615 unstyled `<div>` elements on either site.
+PowerPoint, obviously, does not run in a browser at all.
 
-**[Open the scriptless CSS build →](https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon-css.html)**
-&nbsp;&nbsp;**0.8748** SSIM · 0.8 MB · no script, no canvas, no SVG, no bitmap
+Both captures are therefore lower bounds: they carry the losses of screen
+capture and rescaling on top of whatever the compositor itself costs.
 
-That one is deliberately a link rather than a picture. It is 1,615 DOM elements
-with CSS radial gradients, and a screenshot of it would be indistinguishable
-from a screenshot of anything else — the point is that your browser is
-compositing it from a stylesheet. View source on it.
+**[Open the scriptless CSS build →](https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon-css.html)**
+— no script, no canvas, no SVG, no bitmap. View source on it; the capture above
+cannot show that the page is 1,615 DOM elements composited from a stylesheet.
 
 Also available: the
 [editable .pptx](https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon.pptx),

{splatthis-0.2.2 → splatthis-0.2.3}/pyproject.toml

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta"
 
 [project]
 name = "splatthis"
-version = "0.2.2"
+version = "0.2.3"
 description = "Fit 2D Gaussian splats to an image and deploy them as SVG, CSS, Canvas, a pixel runtime, or editable PowerPoint shapes"
 readme = "README.md"
 license = "MIT"

{splatthis-0.2.2 → splatthis-0.2.3}/src/splatthis/_version.py

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
 """Single source of truth for the public package version."""
 
-__version__ = "0.2.2"
+__version__ = "0.2.3"

{splatthis-0.2.2 → splatthis-0.2.3/src/splatthis.egg-info}/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.4
 Name: splatthis
-Version: 0.2.2
+Version: 0.2.3
 Summary: Fit 2D Gaussian splats to an image and deploy them as SVG, CSS, Canvas, a pixel runtime, or editable PowerPoint shapes
 Author: Bram Alkema
 License-Expression: MIT
@@ -71,26 +71,28 @@ deployed-fidelity claim.
 ## See it
 
 One 476x502 photograph, fitted to Gaussian splats and emitted to three
-compositors that share no rendering code. The middle image is a real SVG, not a
-raster of one — your browser is drawing 1,615 gradient ellipses.
+compositors that share no rendering code — vector, stylesheet, and DrawingML.
 
-| Source photograph | Native SVG | Native PowerPoint |
-|---|---|---|
-| ![source image](https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/source.png) | ![Browser-rendered SVG](https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon.svg) | ![PowerPoint slideshow capture](https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon-pptx.png) |
-| the input | **0.8665** SSIM · vector · 1.5 MB | **0.7885** SSIM · editable shapes · 161 KB |
+| Source | SVG | Scriptless CSS | PowerPoint |
+|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|
+| <img src="https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/source.png" alt="Source photograph" width="210"> | <img src="https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon.svg" alt="Browser-rendered SVG" width="210"> | <img src="https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon-css.png" alt="Chromium capture of the scriptless CSS build" width="210"> | <img src="https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon-pptx.png" alt="Microsoft PowerPoint slideshow capture" width="210"> |
+| the input | **0.8665** SSIM<br>vector · 1.5 MB | **0.8748** SSIM<br>DOM + CSS · 0.8 MB | **0.7885** SSIM<br>editable shapes · 161 KB |
+| — | live vector | Chromium capture | PowerPoint capture |
 
-The third image is the only screenshot here, and it has to be: it is Microsoft
-PowerPoint in slideshow, photographed, because there is no other honest way to
-show what PowerPoint actually draws. Its score is measured through that capture
-and is therefore a lower bound.
+The SVG is the real thing: your browser is drawing 1,615 gradient ellipses, not
+displaying a picture of them. The other two are captures because they have to
+be. GitHub and PyPI both sanitize README markup through an allowlist that omits
+the `<style>` tag and the `style` attribute — PyPI's `readme_renderer` runs
+`nh3.clean()` with no CSS sanitizer configured — so a build made entirely of
+CSS radial gradients arrives as 1,615 unstyled `<div>` elements on either site.
+PowerPoint, obviously, does not run in a browser at all.
 
-**[Open the scriptless CSS build →](https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon-css.html)**
-&nbsp;&nbsp;**0.8748** SSIM · 0.8 MB · no script, no canvas, no SVG, no bitmap
+Both captures are therefore lower bounds: they carry the losses of screen
+capture and rescaling on top of whatever the compositor itself costs.
 
-That one is deliberately a link rather than a picture. It is 1,615 DOM elements
-with CSS radial gradients, and a screenshot of it would be indistinguishable
-from a screenshot of anything else — the point is that your browser is
-compositing it from a stylesheet. View source on it.
+**[Open the scriptless CSS build →](https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon-css.html)**
+— no script, no canvas, no SVG, no bitmap. View source on it; the capture above
+cannot show that the page is 1,615 DOM elements composited from a stylesheet.
 
 Also available: the
 [editable .pptx](https://bramalkema.github.io/SplatThis/demo/chameleon.pptx),