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Comparing version 0.12.22 to 0.12.23

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CHANGELOG.json

@@ -5,2 +5,14 @@ {

{
"version": "0.12.23",
"tag": "@microsoft/tsdoc_v0.12.23",
"date": "Thu, 03 Dec 2020 04:31:52 GMT",
"comments": {
"patch": [
{
"comment": "Add a definition for the `@decorator` block tag (RFC 271)"
}
]
}
},
{
"version": "0.12.22",

@@ -7,0 +19,0 @@ "tag": "@microsoft/tsdoc_v0.12.22",

9

CHANGELOG.md
# Change Log - @microsoft/tsdoc
This log was last generated on Mon, 30 Nov 2020 06:16:21 GMT and should not be manually modified.
This log was last generated on Thu, 03 Dec 2020 04:31:52 GMT and should not be manually modified.
## 0.12.23
Thu, 03 Dec 2020 04:31:52 GMT
### Patches
- Add a definition for the `@decorator` block tag (RFC 271)
## 0.12.22

@@ -6,0 +13,0 @@ Mon, 30 Nov 2020 06:16:21 GMT

@@ -47,13 +47,29 @@ "use strict";

/**
* (Core)
* (Extended)
*
* This block tag communicates that an API item is no longer supported and may be removed
* in a future release. The `@deprecated` tag is followed by a sentence describing
* the recommended alternative. It recursively applies to members of the container.
* For example, if a class is deprecated, then so are all of its members.
* ECMAScript decorators are sometimes an important part of an API contract.
* However, today the TypeScript compiler does not represent decorators in the
* .d.ts output files used by API consumers. The `@decorator` tag provides a workaround,
* enabling a decorator expressions to be quoted in a doc comment.
*
* @example
* ```ts
* class Book {
* /**
* * The title of the book.
* * @decorator `@jsonSerialized`
* * @decorator `@jsonFormat(JsonFormats.Url)`
* *
*+/
* @jsonSerialized
* @jsonFormat(JsonFormats.Url)
* public website: string;
* }
* ```
*/
StandardTags.deprecated = StandardTags._defineTag({
tagName: '@deprecated',
StandardTags.decorator = StandardTags._defineTag({
tagName: '@decorator',
syntaxKind: TSDocTagDefinition_1.TSDocTagSyntaxKind.BlockTag,
standardization: "Core" /* Core */
allowMultiple: true,
standardization: "Extended" /* Extended */
});

@@ -75,2 +91,15 @@ /**

/**
* (Core)
*
* This block tag communicates that an API item is no longer supported and may be removed
* in a future release. The `@deprecated` tag is followed by a sentence describing
* the recommended alternative. It recursively applies to members of the container.
* For example, if a class is deprecated, then so are all of its members.
*/
StandardTags.deprecated = StandardTags._defineTag({
tagName: '@deprecated',
syntaxKind: TSDocTagDefinition_1.TSDocTagSyntaxKind.BlockTag,
standardization: "Core" /* Core */
});
/**
* (Extended)

@@ -431,4 +460,5 @@ *

StandardTags.beta,
StandardTags.defaultValue,
StandardTags.decorator,
StandardTags.deprecated,
StandardTags.defaultValue,
StandardTags.eventProperty,

@@ -435,0 +465,0 @@ StandardTags.example,

@@ -31,10 +31,25 @@ import { TSDocTagDefinition } from '../configuration/TSDocTagDefinition';

/**
* (Core)
* (Extended)
*
* This block tag communicates that an API item is no longer supported and may be removed
* in a future release. The `@deprecated` tag is followed by a sentence describing
* the recommended alternative. It recursively applies to members of the container.
* For example, if a class is deprecated, then so are all of its members.
* ECMAScript decorators are sometimes an important part of an API contract.
* However, today the TypeScript compiler does not represent decorators in the
* .d.ts output files used by API consumers. The `@decorator` tag provides a workaround,
* enabling a decorator expressions to be quoted in a doc comment.
*
* @example
* ```ts
* class Book {
* /**
* * The title of the book.
* * @decorator `@jsonSerialized`
* * @decorator `@jsonFormat(JsonFormats.Url)`
* *
*+/
* @jsonSerialized
* @jsonFormat(JsonFormats.Url)
* public website: string;
* }
* ```
*/
static readonly deprecated: TSDocTagDefinition;
static readonly decorator: TSDocTagDefinition;
/**

@@ -51,2 +66,11 @@ * (Extended)

/**
* (Core)
*
* This block tag communicates that an API item is no longer supported and may be removed
* in a future release. The `@deprecated` tag is followed by a sentence describing
* the recommended alternative. It recursively applies to members of the container.
* For example, if a class is deprecated, then so are all of its members.
*/
static readonly deprecated: TSDocTagDefinition;
/**
* (Extended)

@@ -53,0 +77,0 @@ *

@@ -44,13 +44,29 @@ import { TSDocTagDefinition, TSDocTagSyntaxKind } from '../configuration/TSDocTagDefinition';

/**
* (Core)
* (Extended)
*
* This block tag communicates that an API item is no longer supported and may be removed
* in a future release. The `@deprecated` tag is followed by a sentence describing
* the recommended alternative. It recursively applies to members of the container.
* For example, if a class is deprecated, then so are all of its members.
* ECMAScript decorators are sometimes an important part of an API contract.
* However, today the TypeScript compiler does not represent decorators in the
* .d.ts output files used by API consumers. The `@decorator` tag provides a workaround,
* enabling a decorator expressions to be quoted in a doc comment.
*
* @example
* ```ts
* class Book {
* /**
* * The title of the book.
* * @decorator `@jsonSerialized`
* * @decorator `@jsonFormat(JsonFormats.Url)`
* *
*+/
* @jsonSerialized
* @jsonFormat(JsonFormats.Url)
* public website: string;
* }
* ```
*/
StandardTags.deprecated = StandardTags._defineTag({
tagName: '@deprecated',
StandardTags.decorator = StandardTags._defineTag({
tagName: '@decorator',
syntaxKind: TSDocTagSyntaxKind.BlockTag,
standardization: "Core" /* Core */
allowMultiple: true,
standardization: "Extended" /* Extended */
});

@@ -72,2 +88,15 @@ /**

/**
* (Core)
*
* This block tag communicates that an API item is no longer supported and may be removed
* in a future release. The `@deprecated` tag is followed by a sentence describing
* the recommended alternative. It recursively applies to members of the container.
* For example, if a class is deprecated, then so are all of its members.
*/
StandardTags.deprecated = StandardTags._defineTag({
tagName: '@deprecated',
syntaxKind: TSDocTagSyntaxKind.BlockTag,
standardization: "Core" /* Core */
});
/**
* (Extended)

@@ -428,4 +457,5 @@ *

StandardTags.beta,
StandardTags.defaultValue,
StandardTags.decorator,
StandardTags.deprecated,
StandardTags.defaultValue,
StandardTags.eventProperty,

@@ -432,0 +462,0 @@ StandardTags.example,

2

package.json
{
"name": "@microsoft/tsdoc",
"version": "0.12.22",
"version": "0.12.23",
"description": "A parser for the TypeScript doc comment syntax",

@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "keywords": [

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