Hello,
I'm developing in Ember. Ember (as many other frameworks) do use a custom js-dialect and I wrote a typedoc plugin to parse ember files. I also did wrote an ember-docgen package that uses typedoc under the hood. Now I'm using both to make ember work with storybook.
Problem
In order to support custom extensions, one must "hack" into typescript to allow for other extensions and append .ts to the filename, so it works with typedoc.
Here are my projects:
Running an own typescript instance is quite error prone.
Suggested Solution
I'd prefer an option to typedoc to allow for more extensions, too. As plugins can provide parser to it, in the same breath they should be able to add the supported extension, too. So end users only need to add the plugin and are covered.
Hello,
I'm developing in Ember. Ember (as many other frameworks) do use a custom js-dialect and I wrote a typedoc plugin to parse ember files. I also did wrote an ember-docgen package that uses typedoc under the hood. Now I'm using both to make ember work with storybook.
Problem
In order to support custom extensions, one must "hack" into typescript to allow for other extensions and append
.tsto the filename, so it works with typedoc.Here are my projects:
Running an own typescript instance is quite error prone.
Suggested Solution
I'd prefer an option to typedoc to allow for more extensions, too. As plugins can provide parser to it, in the same breath they should be able to add the supported extension, too. So end users only need to add the plugin and are covered.