问题
I am using jQuery's $.widget() base "class" which provides an option() method. Since the method is not in my code, I don't have a place to document the argument.
I tried to put jsDoc on the fields in the default options literal, but they're simply not picked up. Then I tried to use the @class and @lends tags on the same object literal, but this may be quite confusing as the object literal is not really a class.
Another alternative I've experimented is to put something like @param options.field description in the constructor's jsDoc. However, this has the disadvantage of separating the documentation from the code. Also, the constructor don't actually have an argument called options as it's all handled by jQuery.
How does you Javascript gurus handle this? Should a new tag be proposed?
回答1:
If I understand your question correctly, you have a function that takes an options object and you want to document all of its members?
A rough example of how to do that in JSDoc is as below:
/**
* @description
* Compliment someone on their something.
*
* @param {Object} options
* @param {String} options.name A person's name
* @param {String} options.feature A person's property
*/
function flatter (options) {
options = options || {};
console.log('%s, loving your %s!', options.name, options.feature);
}
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10683430/jsdoc-how-do-i-document-the-options-object-literal-for-a-parent-class