One map, a dozen projections — the demo, and the API it forces - #5
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Outside the cylindrical family neither x nor y is computable from one coordinate, so each receives the other as a second argument -- x(lon, lat), y(lat, lon), first arguments unchanged so existing callers never notice. (coast-wright#4 writes y(lon, lat), but that would swap the meaning of the argument every existing y already takes; backward compatibility fixes the order.) options.visible generalises the seam for projections that do not wrap: a refused point lifts the pen and is never projected, because inside an azimuthal mask is exactly where the arithmetic divides by zero. The wrap rule stays unconditional -- its false positives are near-antipodal jumps whose endpoints land close together anyway, and a sub-pixel gap is always cheaper than a line across the map. Chosen by writing Mollweide, orthographic and azimuthal equidistant against the real fixture, per the issue. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
One coastline, fourteen projections, every one drawn by the published limn -- the page prints each projection's make() source next to the map, so the arithmetic on display is provably the arithmetic running. The draggable boat recentres the map through local finite differences of the live projection, so no projection ever needs an inverse; a gesture keeps its direction of travel across a pole. Coastline is the 50m profile vendored from the coastlines package, digest and all, so the Pages build is a copy with a size budget and no install. test/projections.test.mjs pins the gallery contract: a dozen strong, not all cylinders, and nothing in the menu draws a seam at the centres that find them (Fiji, and an Antarctic centre that parks the azimuthal equidistant antipode in Arctic coastline). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@demo/projections.js`:
- Around line 41-42: Clamp the argument passed to Math.acos in the c function to
the valid [-1, 1] range before evaluating it, while preserving the existing
distance calculation and k guard so the projection center produces finite
coordinates.
In `@package.json`:
- Around line 24-25: Update the Node engine constraint in the engines
configuration to >=20.1.0 so it matches the recursive fsPromises.readdir usage
in build-demo.mjs; preserve the existing build behavior rather than changing
traversal.
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 3-4: Update the projection-count wording to fourteen in README.md
lines 3-4, the document title in demo/index.html line 6, and the heading in
demo/index.html line 93; keep the surrounding labels and links unchanged.
In `@test/limn.test.mjs`:
- Around line 160-164: Update the contract test around the visible callback to
record calls from both the x/lon and y/lat callbacks, then assert that neither
callback receives the refused coordinate 2 while preserving the existing
accepted-coordinate expectations.
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- projections.js: clamp the acos argument to [-1,1] -- floating-point
drift at the projection centre can push it slightly past 1, which
returned NaN and hid the boat marker / broke the drag hit-test at
exactly the point the demo centres on
- package.json: raise the Node floor to >=20.1.0, matching
fsPromises.readdir({recursive: true}) in build-demo.mjs
- README/demo: say "fourteen projections" everywhere, not "a dozen"
- limn.test.mjs: record both x and y calls and assert neither receives
the refused coordinate, instead of only checking x
Implements #4.
The seam-rule decision, made by writing the three hard projections against
the real fixture (per the issue's details block):
xandyare widened tox(lon, lat)/y(lat, lon)— firstarguments unchanged, so one-argument callers never notice. (The issue
wrote
y(lon, lat), but that would swap the meaning of the argumentevery existing
ytakes; backward compatibility fixes the order.)options.visible(lon, lat)generalises the seam: a refused point liftsthe pen and is never projected — inside an azimuthal antipode mask is
exactly where the arithmetic divides by zero. The wrap rule stays
unconditional; its false positives cost a sub-pixel gap, a drawn wrap
costs a line across the map.
visible;azimuthal equidistant needs both. Neither rule subsumes the other.
The Pages demo: 14 projections (7 non-cylindrical), each drawn by the
published
limn, itsmake()source printed beside the map; the boatdrags across the date line and over a pole (local finite differences — no
inverse projections anywhere). Version bumped to 0.0.1-alpha.1.
Pages is already enabled (workflow build type); the merge deploys.
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