Function parsing

[CU-Sam]

Hi and thank you for your job !

The basic parsing of callback functions as you describe it is :
function(type1, type2, ...): returnType
This format does not allow naming of different args. Could you support this type of format :
function(var1:type1, var2:type2, ...): returnType
or the arrow function format
(var1:type1, var2:type2, ...) => returnType

As your project is used within ESLint this could be very usefull.
Thanks

[brettz9]

I think this should be merged into #50 .

[CU-Sam]

The typescript notation of arrow function could do the trick. I tried it on your live demo and it works. Maybe ESLint does not contains the last version of your project. I'll check that in my project.
Thanks for the answer.

[brettz9]

To my knowledge ESLint was never using jsdoctypeparser. They had their own parser doctrine which they have since deprecated along with their jsdoc rules in favor of eslint-plugin-jsdoc--which does use jsdoctypeparser.

[CU-Sam]

Yes you're right this is the plugin eslint-plugin-jsdoc that use it. I checked on my project and it enclose the last version of jsdoctypeparser (5.1.1). To my surprise, the arrow function format is active in my project and works fine. I didn't realise it because I wrongly use this format (I omitted the types behind this arguments).

** confused **

Sorry for this PEBKAC !! :D
Thanks