Add documentation about TSDoc/JSDoc comments and auto-generated API docs #1
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This PR addresses the documentation standards issue by adding explicit mentions of TSDoc/JSDoc documentation and auto-generated TypeScript declarations throughout the SDK documentation.
Changes Made
Main README.md
Package READMEs
Updated the API Reference sections in key packages to mention comprehensive TSDoc/JSDoc documentation:
@mixcore/api
- Added note about API client documentation@mixcore/base
- Added note about base classes and interfaces documentation@mixcore/shared
- Added note about utilities and helper functions documentationContext
The codebase already has extensive TSDoc/JSDoc comments throughout the source code (as seen in files like
api-services.ts
,base-service.ts
,crypto-services.ts
, etc.), and the build process successfully generates TypeScript declaration files that include these comments. However, this wasn't clearly communicated to users in the documentation.Verification
These changes make it clear to SDK consumers that:
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