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dtomParticipantI can see the documentation of Angular(https://i.imgur.com/WpuCUys.png) but not the one from expressjs.
How can i implement this?
support-swapnaModeratordtom,
I tried with sample express code and I do see the related documentation. Please see the attached screenshot.
Can you please share with us the sample code snippet for which you are seeing the problem?
Please also clarify if you have installed the Express package in your project :npm install --save express
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dtomParticipantYou example does work for me(https://i.imgur.com/OpFq0aV.png), but the “documentation-view” does works only in some methods
It just show me thinks like that: https://i.imgur.com/PqG78rJ.pngHere is an other example in a .ts file (postlist is an array): https://i.imgur.com/g94Dpbp.png
it doesnt show any information of the method 🙁
Brian FernandesModeratorThank you for the screenshots. Can think of a number of possibilities why this could be happening:
1) The referenced method simply does not have documentation
2) The libraries were added without documentation/with partial documentation
3) There’s a bug in CodeMix that is preventing the documentation from being picked up in some casesCan you go to Window > Preferences > CodeMix > Settings > Workspace Settings and check the value of the
codemix.editor.parameterHint
setting? If it’s set tosummary
, does changing it todetailed
make a difference?I did try with an array in TypeScript, and did see full documentation for
splice
. Any way you can help share a reduced example that exhibits the problem? Or can you share thepackage.json
for the project in which you’re not getting the documentation? If we can reproduce locally, we should be able to figure this out.Thanks!
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