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@hia-doc/parser-jsdoc

v0.1.0

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JSDoc integration adapter for HIA core documents.

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@hia-doc/parser-jsdoc

JSDoc integration adapter for HIA core documents.

This package consumes the hia-jsdoc-integration JSON emitted by @mandolin/jsdoc-plugin-hia-sys and converts it into the language-neutral @hia-doc/core document shape.

Current Scope

  • Reads JSDoc Integration JSON objects.
  • Maps integration nodes to HiaSymbol entries.
  • Converts JPHS field-level i18n and source metadata into core model names.
  • Filters undocumented JSDoc-derived synthetic nodes before they enter core.
  • Deduplicates repeated symbol ids and repeated source references/fragments.
  • Normalizes JPHS compatibility values such as currentPage source links and hint diagnostics.
  • Preserves selected adapter metadata without leaking local absolute file paths.
  • Provides a bridge fixture for core, renderer, CLI and future LSP tests.

Compatibility Baseline

The adapter exposes bridge and metadata version constants:

  • JSDOC_ADAPTER_NAME
  • JSDOC_ADAPTER_CORE_BRIDGE_VERSION
  • JSDOC_ADAPTER_METADATA_SCHEMA_VERSION
  • JSDOC_HIA_INTEGRATION_CONTRACT
  • JSDOC_HIA_INTEGRATION_CONTRACT_VERSION

Converted documents include adapter metadata on the document and symbol metadata on each converted symbol. Metadata and diagnostic data are sanitized before they enter the core document: local absolute paths, traversal paths and filePath fields are removed.

The compatibility fixtures are:

  • fixtures/jsdoc-integration.basic.json
  • fixtures/jsdoc-integration.compat.json
  • fixtures/jsdoc-integration.real-basic.json

jsdoc-integration.real-basic.json is generated from the JPHS basic example, with local machine paths replaced by synthetic absolute paths. It intentionally preserves the real producer shape so the adapter can prove it cleans metadata, removes synthetic nodes, normalizes source link mode and emits a valid core document.

See docs/adapter-authoring-notes.md and docs/contract-index.md for the adapter-to-core boundary.