**refactor(tests): consolidate and replace outdated environment test scripts**
- Removed obsolete scripts: `test-all-environments.js`, `test-fallback-function.js`, `test-fallback-simple.js`, `test-fix.js`, `test-tensorflow-textencoder.js`, `test-unified-encoding.js`, and `test-worker-utils.js`. - Introduced `scripts/comprehensive-test.js` as a unified testing script covering all environments: Browser, Node.js, and CLI. - Added `examples/cli-wrapper-example.js` to demonstrate a proper CLI implementation with TensorFlow.js initialization. This refactor simplifies the testing structure by consolidating redundant scripts into a single comprehensive script while ensuring robust cross-environment coverage.
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* are properly passed to the CLI when invoked through the globally installed package.
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// CRITICAL: Apply TensorFlow.js environment patch before importing any other modules
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// This prevents the "TextEncoder is not a constructor" error in Node.js environments
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// by ensuring the global.PlatformNode class is defined before TensorFlow.js loads
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function applyTensorFlowPatch() {
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try {
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// Define a custom Platform class that works in Node.js environments
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class Platform {
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constructor() {
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// Create a util object with necessary methods and constructors
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this.util = {
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// Use native TextEncoder and TextDecoder constructors
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TextEncoder: global.TextEncoder || TextEncoder,
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TextDecoder: global.TextDecoder || TextDecoder
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}
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// Initialize using native constructors directly
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this.textEncoder = new TextEncoder()
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this.textDecoder = new TextDecoder()
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}
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// Define isTypedArray directly on the instance
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isTypedArray(arr) {
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return !!(ArrayBuffer.isView(arr) && !(arr instanceof DataView))
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}
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}
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// Assign the Platform class to the global object as PlatformNode
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global.PlatformNode = Platform
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// Also create an instance and assign it to global.platformNode (lowercase p)
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global.platformNode = new Platform()
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console.log('Applied TensorFlow.js platform patch in CLI wrapper')
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} catch (error) {
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console.warn('Failed to apply TensorFlow.js platform patch:', error)
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}
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}
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// Apply the patch immediately
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applyTensorFlowPatch()
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import { spawn } from 'child_process'
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import { fileURLToPath } from 'url'
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import { dirname, join } from 'path'
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import fs from 'fs'
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// Node.js v23+ compatibility patches were previously applied here,
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// but these patches are no longer necessary with current TensorFlow.js versions.
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// TensorFlow.js now works correctly with Node.js 24+ without any special handling.
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// Node.js v24+ compatibility patches are now applied above,
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// before any imports, to ensure TensorFlow.js can correctly
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// detect and use the TextEncoder/TextDecoder in the environment.
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// Get the directory of the current module
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const __filename = fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)
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