How to use this developer tool
- Paste TypeScript.
- Choose a conversion mode.
- Set an output name if needed.
- Run the conversion and review warnings before use.
Convert common TypeScript declarations and syntax forms, including interface-to-type, enum-to-object, readonly removal, array syntax, and lightweight TypeScript-to-JavaScript stripping.
The converter applies mode-specific transformations while protecting strings and comments and reporting syntax that cannot be converted safely without a compiler.
TypeScript-to-JavaScript mode is a lightweight syntax stripper, not official compiler output.
Input:
interface User {
readonly id: number;
name: string;
}Expected use: Run the selected mode and review the generated output and statistics.Choose TypeScript to JavaScript to remove common type-only syntax and review the warnings.
Choose Interface to type and paste a supported interface declaration.
Choose Enum to const object to generate an as-const object and value union.
Choose Remove readonly to strip readonly modifiers while preserving property types.
Choose T[] to Array
| Module | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Input | Local browser processing |
| Analysis | Tool-specific lexical and structural logic |
| Output | Copy and download ready |
| Privacy | No upload or server execution |