I’m curious how type checking is possible in a JDoc project. As far as I’m aware there’s no way to get type checking to work without tsc or a TypeScript LSP plugin.
That is exactly how it works. Any IDE providing you intellisense is using the TypeScript language service. That's why this article is called "JSDoc is TypeScript". If you see a red squiggly because of your JSDoc comment, you are almost certainly already using TypeScript (without any .ts files)
Ha! I see I elicited the copy/paste response I’ve seen elsewhere. The gp comment I was replying to implied a JSDoc only solution (“all in JSDoc”), but given the response, clearly they’re still relying on the TypeScript language service (aka lsp plugin) to achieve type checking inside their IDE.
Wishful thinking on my part that an alternative solution for JSDoc based type checking exists :)
culi|2 months ago
k3vinw|2 months ago
Wishful thinking on my part that an alternative solution for JSDoc based type checking exists :)