Bug: Invalid comma between two @typedef's
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ytxmobile98 commented
Version: 1.2.0
I have multiple interfaces and functions to export from one file.
As I do that I find that the generated .js file has lines that contain invalid comma _betweeen two @typedef
s.
A minimal example:
Input: tests.ts
export interface One {
foo1: string;
bar1: string;
baz1: number;
}
export interface Two {
foo2: string;
bar2: string;
baz2: string;
}
export function test(one: One, two: Two) {
console.log(
one.foo1 + two.foo2,
one.bar1 + two.bar2,
one.baz1 + two.baz2
);
}
Use these commands to generate a test.js
output file:
#!/bin/bash
CURDIR="$(dirname "$(realpath "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")")"
INPUT_FILE="$CURDIR/test.ts"
OUTPUT_DIR="$CURDIR/output"
npx ts-to-jsdoc -f "$INPUT_FILE" -o "$OUTPUT_DIR"
What I got as output:
Output: test.js
/** @param {One} one
* @param {Two} two
* @returns {void}
*/
export function test(one, two) {
console.log(one.foo1 + two.foo2, one.bar1 + two.bar2, one.baz1 + two.baz2);
}
/** @typedef {Object} One
* @property {string} foo1
* @property {string} bar1
* @property {number} baz1
*/,/** @typedef {Object} Two
* @property {string} foo2
* @property {string} bar2
* @property {string} baz2
*/
You can see that between the two @typedef
s, a weird comma shows up, which is invalid JavaScript syntax.
futurGH commented
Strange, thanks for filing an issue! Will look into this as soon as I can, which might not be very soon unfortunately.