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This PR converts the coordtransform library to TypeScript while maintaining 100% backward compatibility with existing JavaScript usage patterns.

Changes Made

TypeScript Implementation

  • Added complete TypeScript source code in src/index.ts with proper type definitions
  • Introduced Coordinate type alias ([number, number]) for better type safety
  • Generated UMD-compatible JavaScript output that maintains original browser behavior
  • Added comprehensive type definitions (.d.ts files) for IDE IntelliSense support

Enhanced Package Configuration

  • Updated package.json with dual exports supporting both CommonJS and ES modules
  • Added TypeScript build scripts and development dependencies
  • Configured proper type definitions paths for package consumers

Comprehensive Testing

  • All existing JavaScript tests continue to pass with identical results
  • Added TypeScript-specific tests covering ES6 imports and type checking
  • Created browser compatibility tests verifying UMD global behavior
  • Added comprehensive test suite validating all import patterns

Documentation Updates

  • Enhanced README with TypeScript usage examples
  • Added examples for ES6 imports, default imports, and CommonJS patterns
  • Maintained existing documentation for JavaScript users

Usage Examples

New TypeScript Features

// ES6 named imports with types
import { bd09togcj02, Coordinate } from 'coordtransform';
const result: Coordinate = bd09togcj02(116.404, 39.915);

// ES6 default import
import coordtransform from 'coordtransform';
const result = coordtransform.bd09togcj02(116.404, 39.915);

Existing JavaScript Usage (Unchanged)

// CommonJS (continues to work)
const coordtransform = require('coordtransform');
const result = coordtransform.bd09togcj02(116.404, 39.915);

// Browser globals (continues to work)
// <script src="index.js"></script>
const result = coordtransform.bd09togcj02(116.404, 39.915);

Backward Compatibility

This implementation maintains complete compatibility:

  • ✅ All existing CommonJS require() patterns work unchanged
  • ✅ Browser script tag usage continues to expose coordtransform global
  • ✅ AMD/RequireJS compatibility preserved
  • ✅ All coordinate transformation functions produce identical numerical results
  • ✅ Original index.js remains untouched and functional

Benefits

  • Type Safety: Full TypeScript support with proper type definitions
  • Modern Imports: Support for ES6 import/export syntax
  • Developer Experience: IntelliSense and autocomplete in TypeScript-aware IDEs
  • Zero Breaking Changes: Existing users can upgrade without code modifications
  • Future-Proof: Ready for modern JavaScript toolchains while supporting legacy usage

The library now serves both JavaScript and TypeScript developers while maintaining its proven reliability for coordinate system transformations.

Original prompt

按照 node 的 typescript 规范将这个工具库改成 ts 版本的,需要兼容之前的使用方式


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Copilot AI changed the title [WIP] 按照 node 的 typescript 规范将这个工具库改成 ts 版本的,需要兼容之前的使用方式 Add TypeScript support with full backward compatibility Sep 28, 2025
Copilot AI requested a review from wandergis September 28, 2025 06:54
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@copilot 转换方法的坐标参数是不是要兼容字符串的数字输入避免用户传入格式要求的过于严格

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@copilot 兼容性怎么样,查一下这些的兼容性 nodejs 16+, 浏览器, deno, bun

@wandergis wandergis marked this pull request as ready for review September 28, 2025 07:18
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