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Description
TypeScript Version: 2.5.3
Code
/**
* @const {boolean} This constant is falsy
*/
export const MyFalsyConstant: boolean = false;Expected behavior:
Type expression and comment should be separate for @const (http://usejsdoc.org/tags-constant.html) tags. See below for further explanation.
Actual behavior:
Parsing the above JSDoc (with help from tsutils which as far as I can see is just using Typescript parsing tools), I get the following node for the @const JSDoc tag.
NodeObject {
pos: 1299,
end: 1306,
flags: 0,
transformFlags: undefined,
parent:
NodeObject {
pos: 1292,
end: 1368,
flags: 0,
transformFlags: undefined,
parent:
NodeObject {
pos: 1290,
end: 1406,
flags: 0,
transformFlags: undefined,
parent: [Object],
kind: 208,
decorators: undefined,
modifiers: undefined,
declarationList: [Object],
jsDoc: [Object],
_children: [Object] },
kind: 275,
tags: [ [Circular], [Object], pos: 1299, end: 1348 ],
comment: undefined },
kind: 276,
atToken: TokenObject { pos: 1299, end: 1300, flags: 0, parent: undefined, kind: 57 },
tagName:
IdentifierObject {
pos: 1300,
end: 1305,
flags: 0,
parent: undefined,
escapedText: 'const' },
comment: '{false} This constant is falsy' }
Destructuring the relevant ts.JSDocTag object (const { typeExpression, comment } = tag), I get the following:
typeExpression: `undefined`
comment: `{false} This constant is falsy`
My expectation would be for the type expression to be separate as outlined in http://usejsdoc.org/tags-constant.html