Is there any disadvantage in using jsdoc for library authors?
I haven't used that many npm packages but I see that some don't use any kind of inline documentation at all.
Prisma, zod and better-sqlite3 being one of the few. React uses some but it mainly redirects to official documentation via the @see tag.
Is there a reason some of these libraries don't do inline documentation like lower performance when bundling? Or is it just preference for not cluttering the js files and instead having separate docs
Prisma, zod and better-sqlite3 being one of the few. React uses some but it mainly redirects to official documentation via the @see tag.
Is there a reason some of these libraries don't do inline documentation like lower performance when bundling? Or is it just preference for not cluttering the js files and instead having separate docs
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