These days I'm often using the following pattern to pass variables to functions

var f = function ({prop1, prop2}) {
  return prop1 + prop2;
};

This leads to the problem, that the destructuring object doesn't have a name, which is required by checkParamNames.

Giving the parameter no name, leads to the Missing param name error

/**
 * [f description]
 *
 * @param  {Object}
---^
 * @return {String} Some string
 */

Giving it a random name leads to the Expected undefined but got object error.

/**
 * [f description]
 *
 * @param  {Object} object
--------------------^
 * @return {String} Some string
 */

Trying to hack it with undefined gives a Parameters undefined and undefined are out of order error.

/**
 * [f description]
 *
 * @param  {Object} undefined
--------------------^
 * @return {String} Some string
 */

My .jscsrc:

  "jsDoc": {
    "checkParamNames": true,
    "checkRedundantParams": true,
    "requireParamTypes": true,
    "checkReturnTypes": true,
    "checkRedundantReturns": true,
    "requireReturnTypes": true,
    "checkTypes": true,
    "checkRedundantAccess": true,
    "leadingUnderscoreAccess": "private",
    "enforceExistence": true,
    "checkAnnotations": true,
    "requireReturnTypes": true,
    "checkRedundantAccess": true,
    "requireHyphenBeforeDescription": true
  },

Is there a way I can get this to work properly? If there is nothing implemented right now, I would suggest automatically disabling the checkParamNames rule for destructuring parameters. Thoughts?