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typescript-jsdoctag-completions-plugin

v2.1.4-beta

Published

This plugin provides jsdoc tag completion and completion details. (with document of tag

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TypeScript JSDoc Tag Completions Plugin

This plugin provides JSDoc tag completions and displays detailed documentation for each tag.

  • Using the Preset API, you can define documentation and syntax for each JSDoc tag.
    These definitions will appear in the completion details shown by your editor.

Installation & Quick Start

$ npm i --save-dev typescript typescript-jsdoctag-completions-plugin

Next, configure the plugin in your tsconfig.json:

{
  "compilerOptions": {
    "target": "es2019",
    "module": "esnext",
    "strict": true,
    // In TypeScript 5.x, compilerOptions/locale was removed,
    // so Moved locale to plugin settings.
    // However, for older versions of TypeScript,
    // this value is still read by the plugin as before.
    // "locale": "ja",
    "plugins": [
      {
        "name": "typescript-jsdoctag-completions-plugin",
        // Plugin specific configuration
        // builtin preset is "default" and "closure".
        // If you want to use a jsdoc tag preset that you have defined yourself based on the preset API,
        // specify the path of that module.
        "preset": "closure",
        "verbose": true,     // enable/disable plugin logging
        // plugin refers to the value of `@compilerOptions/plugins[@name=typescript-jsdoctag-completions-plugin]/locale`
        // If not set, use the OS locale
        "locale": "ja"
      }
    ]
  }
}

Then launch Visual Studio Code or your preferred TypeScript editor.

About JSDoc Tag Presets

The plugin supports two types of presets:

Locale Priority

The priority for resolving the locale setting is:

  1. Project configuration (tsconfig.json, etc.)

  2. OS locale

Usage Tips

  • Set the TypeScript version in VSCode: ensure that the TypeScript version in VSCode is set to the version installed in your project.
  • Include your source files in tsconfig.json: The plugin only applies to files listed in the "include" section.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.