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How to document Promises (using custom tags)
Jeroen Claassens (Favna) edited this page Jan 11, 2019
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You can use custom tags in Jsdoc2md, for example @bread
, @milk
, @fulfil
, @reject
- whatever you like. Custom tags will be rendered as-written in the source comments. There is no standard way to document promises, this is one way to do it using custom tags.
1. Use @fulfil
and @reject
tags:
/**
* Returns a promise for something.
*
* @returns {Promise}
* @fulfil {string} - The data you wanted.
* @reject {Error} - The error `name` property will be one of the following:
*
* - `NO_THANKS`: Computer doesn't want to.
* - `TOO_MUCH`: Too much work, get some other app to do it.
*/
function getSomething () {}
2. Produces output like this:
Returns a promise for something.
Kind: global function
Fulfil: string
- The data you wanted.
Reject: Error
- The error name
property will be one of the following:
-
NO_THANKS
: Computer doesn't want to. -
TOO_MUCH
: Too much work, get some other app to do it.
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