Tsdocs.dev: rustdoc style documentation for JavaScript libraries
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Re: Tsdocs.dev: rustdoc style documentation for JavaScript libraries
#2tsdocs.dev helps browse reference typescript documentation for any package or version of a library.
So you don't have to rely on library authors to provide upto date reference docs for different versions of their library
Re: Tsdocs.dev: rustdoc style documentation for JavaScript libraries
#3tsdocs.dev helps browse reference typescript documentation for any package or version of a library. So you don't have to rely on library authors to provide upto date reference docs for different versions of their library
So I gave this a go for my canvas library[1]. The results are better than I expected, especially as (I assume) everything beyond the readme is being generated from my library's (handwritten) .d.ts file!
One question I do have: are there annotations and/or additional details that I could be adding to the file, or library, which could make the output more useful for anyone wanting to use this as a reference to the library? Also: how permanent is the output - is it going to regenerate every time someone hits that endpoint or is it robust enough for me to add a link to it from the library's website?