Convert JavaScript into TypeScript starter code locally in your browser.
Aruvix Code Translator helps developers start JavaScript to TypeScript migrations without sending source code to a server.
Code Translator turns JavaScript source into TypeScript starter code by adding safe local annotations where possible and preserving the original runtime behavior. It is designed as a first migration pass, not a full compiler or AI translator.
Translation runs locally in the browser. Python, Java, and other unavailable target languages are not shown in v1.
Use it when you want a quick browser-local starting point for JavaScript to TypeScript cleanup before adding stronger domain-specific types by hand.
No. Version 1 only exposes JavaScript to TypeScript because it is local and rule-based.
No. It creates starter TypeScript and highlights patterns that need manual typing or review.
No. The v1 translator runs locally without AI or external translation APIs.
I kept v1 focused on a local, explainable migration path instead of pretending to support every language pair with weak output.
Review inferred types, any warnings, public interfaces, and runtime behavior. The output is a starting point, not a substitute for domain knowledge.
Yes. The translated TypeScript output is copyable so you can move it into your editor and finish the migration there.