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That's just Typescript with extra steps.
Though I have also done this once or twice for single-file projects where I didn't want to deal with actually running
tsc
. It has some annoying downsides though, e.g. you don't get to have atsconfig.json
and the syntax sucks.Microsoft had a proposal to allow TS annotations in JavaScript which would have been awesome and fixed the syntax issue.
Looks like it was discussed a year ago and hasn't really made much progress. Seems like lots of people wanting to shoehorn runtime type checking onto it.
Is it? I just have it auto-generate in my IDE with snippets. If I was using TS I would still document using TSDoc anyway. You can use
jsconfig.json
instead.Yeah but you wouldn't put the types there. Putting types in JSDoc is awkward.
Unfortunately not. I even went as far as reading the source code for VSCode. There's no way to e.g. set
noUncheckedIndexedAccess
.