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I will close this because its pretty good tested for now. Also, the @static and @inner tags are supported. The @exports tag is used if your module is not an ES 6 module and will be instantiated by an object whose name is not export. Then you have to specify the export variable because jsdoc is not able to determine it. But this is nothing we have to handle because it is handled by jsdoc. See https://jsdoc.app/tags-exports.html
With
jsdoc
comments it is now possible to mark module membersstatic
orinner
(see myModule2).With
module.export
injavascript
code it is now possible to mark module membersexported
orinner
(see myModule1).Both, the
static
and theexported
members will be exported in the generated file.But for now it is not quite clear why the
@static
tag has to be used injsdoc
comments and how the@exports
tag can be used.Additional some tests must be added for module member flags.
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