Does anyone know where to find a SS2.0 JSDOC definition library?

Question

Does anyone know or has a JSDOC definition library I can use for SS2.0??

The current one I have for SS1.0 looks like the one below, and I use it to plug into my IDE

Answer 1

You may consider what I did which there is no need to download other plugins.
You will be able to enable the code assist if you have the copy of SS2.0 API and then use "@param" and "@type" JSDOC tag.
Then, there will be suggestion every time you type then 'CTRL' + 'SPACE".
Aside from that, your IDE will also provide description for each function.
So this is what will you do.

1. On your NetSuite accoun, download the SuiteScript 2.0 JavaScript files. You can do this by nagaviting at >Documents>Files>SuiteScripts>. Then at right portion of your screen, you should see links for "SuiteScript 2.0 API" and "SuiteSCript 1.0 API". Click for SS2.0 to download.
   
2. On Eclipse IDE, create a new JavaScript project for SS2.0 or include it on your existing project.
3. Next on the project you are working, right click then select “Properties”. Under >JavaScript>Include Path and then at “Projects” subtab, add the project where SS2.0 APIs are included.
4. You will now have code assist for object literal APIs of SS2.0. These are 'N/log' and 'N'util' modules.

5. Next to enable the code assist for object constructor APIs of SS2.0 like 'N/record' and 'N/search' modules, we should be adding "@param" JSDoc tag on each function declaration.
   
   So if we are going to use the 'N/record', 'N/search' and 'N/error' modules in our script, we should have below sample comments before function declaration. But please take note that it should match the value inside the "{[VALUE HERE]}" tag and the module name. Also the variable name on the comment section and function declaration.
   

   /**
   * Do something.
   * 
   * @param {record} objRec
   * @param {search} objSearch
   * @param {error} objError
   * 
   */
   function doSomething(objRec, objSearch, objError)
   {
          //CODE HERE
   }
   

   
   You may also use '@type' for your variable declaration. Below is the sample code.

   /**
   * Do something.
   * 
   */
   function doSomething()
   {
          /*** @type record**/
          var recCustomerRefund = record.create(
               {
                   type : 'customerrefund',
                   isDynamic : true
               }); 
   }