As far as I know, you can
/** @type {} */
/** @type {} */ (x)
/** @typedef {} */
But still,
BTW, much of typing works inside /** @type {} */'s bracelets. You can even use import().Class and use TypeScript interface syntax inside them.
import().Class
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As far as I know, you can
/** @type {} */to specify types for a variable/** @type {} */ (x)to force a variable to type/** @typedef {} */to declare a type in advanceBut still,
BTW, much of typing works inside
/** @type {} */'s bracelets. You can even useimport().Classand use TypeScript interface syntax inside them.