62 is very simple, just adding support for aliases for existing functionality so that @returns behaves the same as @return etc.
This PR is a little bit bolder, and I've only done rudimentary testing with it, but it treats any tag it doesn't recognise in a similar way to param or return accepting a type and a description, and using the tag as the name so you get something like:
62 is very simple, just adding support for aliases for existing functionality so that
@returns
behaves the same as@return
etc.This PR is a little bit bolder, and I've only done rudimentary testing with it, but it treats any tag it doesn't recognise in a similar way to
param
orreturn
accepting a type and a description, and using the tag as the name so you get something like:@typedef {String} I am a description
typedef String I am a description
closes #45