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typeFoo={a: number;b: boolean};/** @interface */typeBar=Omit<Foo,"b">;// Expands to { a: number }
/** * @typedef Foo * @property {number} a * @property {boolean} b *//** * @typedef {Omit<Foo, "b">} Bar * Still rendered as `Omit<Foo, "b">` * @interface */
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The rendered result is the same between typescript and javascript.
I understand javascript support isn't the primary focus of this project. If there is a disinclination to extend the @interface feature, would it at all be feasible as a plugin (before I dive in myself to try)?
Actually, I see from #2916 that this isn't possible with a separate @interface line. I might try to parse out a hint buried in descriptions with a plugin.
Coming back to this several months later, there is a way to do this by allowing TypeDoc to parse {@interface} as a modifier tag when parsing comments for @typedef (and friends)... it's kind of hacky, but honestly most things to do with @typedef are kind of hacky.
In case it has any relevance, I also recently noticed that block tags like @template must be above the @typedef line for vscode (and presumably therefore tsc) to process them correctly:
/** * not ok * @typedef Foo * @template {number} T * @property {T} a */
/** * ok * @template {number} T * @typedef Foo * @property {T} a */
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stwlam commentedon Dec 10, 2025
Actually, I see from #2916 that this isn't possible with a separate
@interfaceline. I might try to parse out a hint buried in descriptions with a plugin.Support special handling of inline tags for typedefs
Gerrit0 commentedon Dec 13, 2025
Coming back to this several months later, there is a way to do this by allowing TypeDoc to parse
{@interface}as a modifier tag when parsing comments for@typedef(and friends)... it's kind of hacky, but honestly most things to do with@typedefare kind of hacky.stwlam commentedon Dec 13, 2025
In case it has any relevance, I also recently noticed that block tags like
@templatemust be above the@typedefline for vscode (and presumably therefore tsc) to process them correctly: