jsdoc | JSDoc Toolkit modifications required to generate

Let's say I got a file that stores variables, with an array with constant values like this:

for example i want to show my code like above image in template in front end. can we use JSdoc or tag for this?

Let's say I have a function whose return value is a defined typescript interface. The interface is well annotated:

I have been looking for a way to document this in js:

I have an api defined in azure functions that I would like to annotate in a way that can generate an openAPI spec.

I've tried using tsoa, but it doesn't seem compatible with serverless. Currently the openAPI spec is getting generated using swagger-jsdoc, but having the descriptors in comments is not maintainable. I'd like something similar to how swagger on the .NET side works, where I can annotate a function with route information and a library would generate the openAPI spec. Does this exist for typescript? I've also looked at Azure's API management to generate the spec, but the functions are currently not part of a function app (they're deployed as part of a static site's api) and I'm not sure if api management would be able to handle the typescript types.

Here is an example of my current setup with defining the spec using swagger-jsdoc.

I am developing a web application using Angular typescript. Recently, I tried to update @angular/cli package but got the following error:

we have React project with Typescript. We use TSDoc to standardize the doc comments used in TypeScript code

Our eslint.trc file as follow:

Got a problem when beginning with typescript on an existing large react/redux application.

As a proof of concept, I've converted one of my react files to a .ts file. I'm trying to add types using JSDoc to the imported JS files to tell Typescript what params are available (instead of just declaring the module as any in a .d.ts file).

My issue is with a "rest" parameter that's used in a react functional component to pass props through to a another react component. In the below example, Typescript is identifying the prop "id" as not existing.

.tsx file:

I'm building a set of rest APIs on firebase. I've generated docs with both swagger (for "external" docs) and jsdoc (for "internal" ones). Hence, from jsdoc, I have a bunch of HTML pages that I want to deploy onto FB hosting, but I want to restrict access to such pages only to some authenticated users.

For dynamic content, e.g. swagger-generated, I've easily solved as follows.