By migrating each minified JS file to TypeScript, we might benefit from the type system.

That would help a lot for debugging.

The ternary operator in this line https://github.com/char/bpre/blob/ff4f024cd2808b0e35afcdf9793ba56abe85260f/akamai/1.7.js#L5 is preventing the activation of VS Code preview function.

With the ternary operator

Without it

By removing the if then and just keeping the else, we could access the preview functionnality in the whole file.
@char what do you think? I could add a comment like you did here: https://github.com/char/bpre/blob/ff4f024cd2808b0e35afcdf9793ba56abe85260f/akamai/1.7.js#L247-L252

What's Happening

bmak.start_ts is the starting timestamp of the script in milliseconds (Date.now)
bmak.y1 is defined as 2016
bmak.pi is an alias for parseInt

The bmak.z1 variable is assigned as follows:

bmak.z1 = bmak.pi(bmak.start_ts / (bmak.y1 * bmak.y1));

and can be rewritten as:

// 2016 * 2016 = 4064256
bmak.z1 = parseInt(bmak.start_ts / (2016 * 2016));

In a seperate function (bmak.bd), bmak.z1 is divided by 23 and assigned to bmak.d2:

bmak.d2 = bmak.pi(bmak.z1 / 23);

Finally, while sensor data is being crafted in bmak.bpd, bmak.d2 is being divided by 6.

f = bmak.pi(bmak.d2 / 6)

Questions

• What is the significance of dividing the start timestamp by 4064256
• What is the significance of dividing the result of that by 23
• What is the significance of dividing the result of that by 6