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typedoc-plugin-as-member-of
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TypeDoc plugin to 'move' declarations as members of existing classes, interfaces, objects, etc
TypeDoc plugin to 'move' declarations as members of existing classes, interfaces, objects, etc
Example - declare event as a function outside your class / interface and use @decl-as-member-of so they appear as members of existing classes/interfaces)
/** something that moves with an engine */
interface Vehicle {
/** start the engines of this emitter, probably firing [[beforeEngineStart]] event */
startEngines();
}
/**
* Event fired just before the engines of this vehicle start.
* @asMemberOf Vehicle
* @event
*/
declare function beforeEngineStart(engineData: {status: string; temp: number; }[]): number;
Because the function has the @event annotation the plugin will also mutate the function into an event besides moving it.
npm install --save-dev typedoc-plugin-as-member-of
typedoc --out out --plugin typedoc-plugin-as-member-of ./src
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TypeDoc plugin to 'move' declarations as members of existing classes, interfaces, objects, etc
We found that typedoc-plugin-as-member-of demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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