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I was about to contribue to @types/ but I found out that between the last npm release and main, type defs were added. Still, I feel like my typedefs are more complete (esp. because the metadata() method actually returns the Metadata type)
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| * Note: The EXIF/GPS hemisphere (N/S, E/W) may be provided separately in | ||
| * original EXIF fields; consult the raw file's GPSRef if you require an | ||
| * explicit hemisphere. `altitude` is expressed in metres. |
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for this, i didn't find anything providing the GPSRef used. I'm currently assuming in my app code that they are N & E, but documenting it here would be nice. Afaik theres' no field to get the ref from somewhere else
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I was about to contribue to @types/ but I found out that between the last npm release and main, type defs were added.
Still, I feel like my typedefs are more complete (esp. because the metadata() method actually returns the Metadata type)