I'm trying to type an event that I receive from a Svelte-managed input element, but TypeScript tells me that my JSDoc type is incompatible with what I receive from the on:input. In my page code I have an input field…
I was coding some JavaScript modules trying to have the intellisense working on VsCode with the JsDocs But now I'm struggling trying to write the JsDoc for the following case: Suppose I have this classes class SomeClass extends Array {}…
In my JavaScript module I have defined an object type in JSDoc that I use in a function: //@ts-check /** * @typedef {Object} Person * @property {number} age * @property {string} name */ /** * Birthday wishes to person *…
For example I have a code like this: export { createPerson } const createPerson = (name, age) => { const getFullData = () => { return `Person ${name} is ${age} years old` } return { get name() { return "Person…
Suppose I have the schema in javascript: import {z} from "zod"; let personSchema = z.object({ name: z.string(), id: z.number() }); now I want to use the type somewhere else: /** * @param {{name:string, id:number}} person * but should instead be…
In the following example, VS Code 1.77.3 and TypeScript 5.0.4 does not seem to pick up the @deprecated tag and I do not understand why? The use case is to mark the lodash template function as deprecated. t1.ts: import _template…
How do I get VSCode's intellisense to type hint a request's body (Express.js)? For example here I'm trying to type hint body as a string, but I don't see any string methods/suggestions show up: Here is what I want (a…
Say I have this function: function wrapInObject(key){ const result = { [key]: key } return result } and I have this code: const a = wrapInObject("Yellow") a.Yel.. // <--- as I'm writing, the intellisense shows "Yellow" I want to get…
When using arrow functions (e.g. on document elements event handlers), they are labeled after the event handler name in the VS Code outline. Since I have quite a lot of them, the outline is little helpful quickly navigating to a…
I've recently found out that you can implement JSDoc generics within VSCode for a javascript project, which is fantastic. A big issue I've had with writing JS in the past is having the intellisense never really knowing which types I'm…