Robert Eisele

No, a transpiled version is delivered of course, but not the original ES5 version. Could you give a helping hand on setting up the whole transpiling procedure?

@josdejong I'm not in favor of introducing such an abstraction layer to fraction.js. However, I implemented a BigInt variation of fraction.js quite a while ago in file `bigfraction.js`, which runs...

So I would go with the BigInt version completely in the future. But the question for you is what backward compatibility you want. I don't know how BigInt support is...

You can of course make first tests integrating the test file bigfraction.js. Firefox supports BigInt since v68, Chrome since v67 and Edge since v79, with about 70% of the internet...

Are there stats for nodejs versions? I would assume that node versions are kept quite up to date and V8 introduced this feature back in 2018. I think the only...

Did you try the following? ```js import Fraction from 'fraction.js'; ```

Hmm, yes that would be no problem to add, but I wonder what the practical benefit is. The altitude of GPS is by nature very inaccurate and would need to...

First no, gps.js does not serve a Kalman Filter. It is only shipped in the examples folder, since the KF setup would need so many config parameters/matrices that people can...

For the price GY-NEO6MV2 is quite okay. You have to know its limits, like big jumps on satellite change and GPS-only satellites (no GLONASS or Galileo). Filtering can help a...

Hi, cool field you're working in! The problem with GPS is, it highly depends on your use-case. When you are on a flat terrain with no trees and houses, it's...