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src/components/web_extension/annotations.cr

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 module WebExtension
   # Alizarin allows us to create custom JavaScript classes using plain Crystal classes.
   # All we need to do is to register our classes using `WebExtension.register_class` macro.
-  # Note that if we need to expose any method of our Crystal's class so we can call it in JavaScript later, we **must** annotate it with this annotation, `JSCInstanceMethod`.
-  #
-  # The example bellow demonstrates how to create a custom JavaScript class which allow us to read content of given file on disk.
-  # * extension.cr
-  # ```
-  # require 'alizarin'
-  # include WebExtension
-  # class File #here we do not have to construct a new class from scratch, just extend existing one.
-  #   def initialize(params : [] of JSCObject | JSCFunction | JSCPrimative)
-  #       super(params.first.to_s)
-  #   end
-  #
-  #   @[JSCInstanceMethod]
-  #   def content(p)
-  #     self.seek(0)
-  #     self.gets_to_end
-  #   end
-  # end
-  #
-  # initialize_extension do
-  #     JSCContext.set_value "File", register_class(File)
-  # end
-  # ```
-  # * index.js
-  # ```javascript
-  # var file_content = new File("./LICENSE").content();
-  # console.log(file_content);
-  # ```
+  # Note that if we need to expose any method of our Crystal's class so we can call it in JavaScript later, we **must** annotate it with this annotation.
   annotation JSCInstanceMethod; end
 
   # When a Crystal instance method is annotated with `Chainable`, it means that the method will return the instance itself instead of a `JSC::JSValue`.
-  # It does not matter what type of data the method returns, it will always return the current instance which call the method.
-  # * extension.cr
-  # ```
-  # require 'alizarin'
-  # include WebExtension
-  # class File #here we do not have to construct a new class from scratch, just extend existing one.
-  #   def initialize(params : [] of JSCObject | JSCFunction | JSCPrimative)
-  #       super(params.first.to_s)
-  #   end
-  #
-  #   @content = ""
-  #
-  #   @[JSCInstanceMethod]
-  #   @[Chainable]
-  #   def read(p)
-  #     self.seek(0)
-  #     @content = self.gets_to_end
-  #   end
-  #
-  #   @[JSCInstanceMethod]
-  #   def content(p)
-  #     @content
-  #   end
-  # end
-  #
-  # initialize_extension do
-  #     JSCContext.set_value "File", register_class(File)
-  # end
-  # ```
-  # * index.js
-  # ```javascript
-  # var file_content = new File("./LICENSE").read().content();
-  # console.log(file_content);
-  # ```
+  # It does not matter what type of data the method returns, it will always return the instance which call the method.
   annotation Chainable; end
 end