Motivation
Visual ascetics of the code. I would like the JSdoc to be outside of the wrapper function and still be identified for the wrapped function. I dont know if this is possible since it is a bit of an edge case.
Current behavior
If a function has a wrapper around it, and there is a js doc above the wrapped function, a error is thrown.
// Throws error (would like this to resolve)
/**
* JSdoc for foo function
*/
const foo = autolog(function foo() {
log.debug('inside foo', 'this is a test helper function')
}
)
// Current Behavior would require this format
const foo = autolog(
/**
* JSdoc for foo function
*/
function foo() {
log.debug('inside foo', 'this is a test helper function')
},
)Desired behavior
Would like to not have a jsdoc error if the jsdoc is outside of the wrapped function
// Throws error (would like this to resolve)
/**
* JSdoc for foo function
*/
const foo = autolog(function foo() {
log.debug('inside foo', 'this is a test helper function')
}
)Alternatives considered
I understand this might not be possible or would be too complicated to implement.
Motivation
Visual ascetics of the code. I would like the JSdoc to be outside of the wrapper function and still be identified for the wrapped function. I dont know if this is possible since it is a bit of an edge case.
Current behavior
If a function has a wrapper around it, and there is a js doc above the wrapped function, a error is thrown.
Desired behavior
Would like to not have a jsdoc error if the jsdoc is outside of the wrapped function
Alternatives considered
I understand this might not be possible or would be too complicated to implement.