Note for developers

Develop muTS on AMDModules' source files and use respective compilers.
You need node and typescript to compile the files.
Open your terminal and navigate to AMDModules directory. Run 'tsc -w' command to start compiler.
Test your changes by opening 'index.html' locally. No need for a web server.

Set muTSlog to true to enable verbose logging outside of demo page. (Type 'muTSlog = true' in console)

To prepare VanillaJS' source files, copy AMDModules' source and remove 'import' and 'export' stuff.
Check out the example below, you'll see what I mean.

Respective tsconfig.json's will deal with everything else.

EXAMPLE:

// ===AMDModules===
import MuBitConverter from "./MuBitConverter";
import IMuBinary from "./IMuBinary";

export default class MuSpring {
    
    public Spring: number;
    public Damper: number;
    public TargetPosition: number;
    
    constructor (array: IMuBinary) {
        this.Spring = MuBitConverter.ReadFloat (array);
        this.Damper = MuBitConverter.ReadFloat (array);
        this.TargetPosition = MuBitConverter.ReadFloat (array);
    }
    
    public Serialize (data: number[]) {
        MuBitConverter.WriteFloat (data, this.Spring);
        MuBitConverter.WriteFloat (data, this.Damper);
        MuBitConverter.WriteFloat (data, this.TargetPosition);
    }
    
}

// ===VanillaJS===
class MuSpring {
    
    public Spring: number;
    public Damper: number;
    public TargetPosition: number;
    
    constructor (array: IMuBinary) {
        this.Spring = MuBitConverter.ReadFloat (array);
        this.Damper = MuBitConverter.ReadFloat (array);
        this.TargetPosition = MuBitConverter.ReadFloat (array);
    }
    
    public Serialize (data: number[]) {
        MuBitConverter.WriteFloat (data, this.Spring);
        MuBitConverter.WriteFloat (data, this.Damper);
        MuBitConverter.WriteFloat (data, this.TargetPosition);
    }
    
}