iaud-ts-conversion

TypeScript migration of client scripts requires guided conversion applying MTSD-driven type mapping, var-to-let/const transformations, and proper control typings while preserving runtime behavior. This process enforces safe imports and avoids converting constructor functions into classes.

MTSD-based control type mapping provides safe casting rules and proper control typings during TypeScript migration. It enables MCP-based control lookups to accurately type client script components, ensuring type safety without altering original runtime behavior.

Converting var to let/const involves applying systematic transformation rules during the TypeScript migration workflow. The process identifies variable scope and usage patterns, replacing var with const for immutable bindings and let for reassignable ones.

Constructor functions should not be converted to classes during TypeScript migration. The guided conversion process explicitly avoids this transformation to preserve runtime behavior, focusing instead on safe imports, proper control typings, and event handler parameter type annotations.

Event handler parameter type annotations are applied during the TypeScript migration process by inferring proper types from MTSD control definitions. This ensures type safety for event callbacks while maintaining the original script's runtime behavior.

Step-by-step TypeScript refactoring of large scripts involves identifying target files, confirming MTSD information, applying type mappings, and performing incremental transformations with testing at each stage to preserve runtime behavior throughout the migration workflow.