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RyanCavanaugh avatar RyanCavanaugh commented on April 27, 2024

extends in this position is only really for adding type arguments. It can't be used to make an extends clause where one doesn't exist.

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Kebab11noel avatar Kebab11noel commented on April 27, 2024

But then how should I document it to get member suggestions from multiple parents?

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jakebailey avatar jakebailey commented on April 27, 2024

JS doesn't have multiple inheritance; how can a class extend B if it already extends A?

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Kebab11noel avatar Kebab11noel commented on April 27, 2024

Well technically it doesn't extend it, but has the members.
In my use case I have an APIBase class that handles a WebSocket connection and events by extending EventTarget, I also have another class that serves as an interface which holds methods that are implemented on the server side and I have a Proxy targeting the APIBase to handle creating functions for RPC. I want to document this proxy instance in a way that would provide suggestions for the base members and also the RPC methods that are created on the fly by the proxy.

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jakebailey avatar jakebailey commented on April 27, 2024

@extends is fundamentally intended to model exactly class extends; what you're describing is something else which would probably be modelled better with implements or a type cast.

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Kebab11noel avatar Kebab11noel commented on April 27, 2024

I totally forgot that @implements exists, but sadly that doesn't work either.

class A {foo(){}}
/** @interface */
class B {bar(){}}

/**
 * @implements {B}
 */
class C5 extends A {baz(){}}
new C5()//. will suggest: baz, foo -> missing: bar

/**
 * @implements {A}
 * @implements {B}
 */
class C6 {baz(){}}
new C6()//. will suggest: baz -> missing: foo, bar

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snarbies avatar snarbies commented on April 27, 2024

I don't believe that's how @implements works.

I'm very clumsy with JSDoc, but something along these lines seems to work

class A {foo(){}}
class B {bar(){}}
class MyClass_ {boop(){}}

/** @type 
 *      {(typeof MyClass_) 
 *    & {new(): (A & B & MyClass_)}} 
 * */
export const MyClass = /** @type {any} */ (MyClass_);

const myInstance = new MyClass();
myInstance //.foo(), .bar(), .boop()

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Kebab11noel avatar Kebab11noel commented on April 27, 2024

Well it works... but it's more complex than a simple @implements. Also I tested C1-C6 in WebStorm and in every case I got the expected suggestions.

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typescript-bot avatar typescript-bot commented on April 27, 2024

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