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Right now if I have code like this:
import {Maybe} from "maybe.ts" export const toMaybe = <x, a>(result: Result<x, a>): Maybe<a> => result.isOk ? result.value : null export type Result<x, a> = ...
typedoc generates docs such that Maybe<a> is completely undocumented.
Maybe<a>
It would be great to have an option to either generate docs for imports as well or alternatively have a way to provide external links.
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In 0.20, TypeDoc will document whatever you export. Changing the code to:
import {Maybe} from "maybe.ts" export * as MaybeTS from "maybe.ts" export const toMaybe = <x, a>(result: Result<x, a>): Maybe<a> => result.isOk ? result.value : null export type Result<x, a> = { isOk: true, value: a } | { isOk: false, err: x }
Will result in documentation like this, with links going where you would expect:
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Right now if I have code like this:
typedoc generates docs such that
Maybe<a>
is completely undocumented.It would be great to have an option to either generate docs for imports as well or alternatively have a way to provide external links.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: