<p dir="ltr">I 100% agree with Andreas with a couple additional goals, </p>
<p dir="ltr">-Get it to pass jshint on fairly strict settings. The current code is idiosyncratic in places (see the parseWKT function which has a recursive nested switch statement) Which makes hacking it hard. <br>
-unit tests and documentation <br>
-Sensible defaults. 90% of JavaScript maps are going to be going dealing with to/from Lambert conic conformal, transverse Mercator, wgs84 and Google Mercator (maybe one more). I would like an emphasis on getting those cases yo work out of the box with no downloads, (ie from prj files or based on common epgs numbers). <br>
-more unit tests and documentation. <br>
-lastly and less if a biggie would be to look into tools used by the js community, I. E. Instead of a python build system use grunt or Jake and instead of closure compiler look into uglify. </p>
<p dir="ltr">I'm excited to help it seems to be such a wonderful resource wasting away. </p>