You might also try JSDoc. But if you are stuck with JavaScript, but what strict type checking, try // @ts-check.
// @ts-check
Every JS dev should document with JSDoc, I think, even if no type checking.
However, TypeScript is not always friendly with JSDoc (or even TSDoc).
Self-documenting code is pretty nice too.
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You might also try JSDoc. But if you are stuck with JavaScript, but what strict type checking, try
// @ts-check.Every JS dev should document with JSDoc, I think, even if no type checking.
However, TypeScript is not always friendly with JSDoc (or even TSDoc).
Self-documenting code is pretty nice too.