siderust-js

Why it exists

siderust-js lets JavaScript projects use the same astronomy building blocks as the Rust crates. It keeps the boundaries explicit by sharing quantity and time types with qtty-js and tempoch-js.

Key Features

• Node package: @siderust/siderust
• Browser/WASM package: @siderust/siderust-web
• Observer models, ephemerides, and transforms
• Altitude, azimuth, crossing, and culmination search
• Strict interop with qtty-js and tempoch-js types

Getting Started

npm install @siderust/siderust @siderust/qtty @siderust/tempoch

const { Quantity } = require('@siderust/qtty');
const { JulianDate } = require('@siderust/tempoch');
const { Observer, bodyAltitudeAt } = require('@siderust/siderust');

const observer = new Observer(
  new Quantity(-17.8925, 'Degree'),
  new Quantity(28.7543, 'Degree'),
  new Quantity(2396, 'Meter'),
);

const altitude = bodyAltitudeAt('Sun', observer, new JulianDate(2451545.0).toModifiedJulianDate());
console.log(altitude.value, altitude.unit);

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Here's how you can help:

• 1 Fork the repository and create your branch from main
• 2 Make your changes and add tests if applicable
• 3 Ensure all tests pass with cargo test
• 4 Submit a pull request with a clear description

License

This project is licensed under the AGPL-3.0 license. See the LICENSE file for details.