Add JSDoc comment for "context" autocomplete #15
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add JSDoc comment that defines the type of "context" so that IDEs and text editors (e.g. VSCode) can autocomplete the members/methods of the context parameter
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Cool tip! I think it's a bit too VSCode specific to add to the core but I'll consider it. It would be great if I could somehow document all of this in the core lib itself (maybe with TS typings) so that it's transparent to end-user. |
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May or may not be helpful depending on other people's environments, but I found myself adding this JSDoc comment in each new project so that I get autocomplete of the "context" parameter in VSCode
