Function processFile

docs/source/api.js:373–582

(props)

}

function processFile(props) {
  const { docName: name, docFileName } = processName(props.file);
  /** @type {DocsObj} */
  const data = {
    title: name,
    fileName: docFileName,
    props: []
  };

  for (const prop of props) {
    if (prop.ignore || prop.isPrivate) {
      continue;
    }

    /** @type {PropContext} */
    const ctx = prop.ctx || {};

    // somehow in "dox", it is named "receiver" sometimes, not "constructor"
    // this is used as a fall-back if the handling below does not overwrite it
    if ('receiver' in ctx) {
      ctx.constructor = ctx.receiver;
      delete ctx.receiver;
    }

    // in some cases "dox" has "ctx.constructor" defined but set to "undefined", which will later be used for setting "ctx.string"
    if ('constructor' in ctx && ctx.constructor === undefined) {
      ctx.constructorWasUndefined = true;
    }
    if (!prop.tags) continue;
    for (const __tag of prop.tags) {
      // the following has been done, because otherwise no type could be applied for intellisense
      /** @type {TagObject} */
      const tag = __tag;
      switch (tag.type) {
        case 'see':
          if (!Array.isArray(ctx.see)) {
            ctx.see = [];
          }

          // for this type, it needs to be parsed from the string itself to support more than 1 word
          // this is required because "@see" is kinda badly defined and mongoose uses a slightly customized way (longer text and different kinds of links)

          ctx.see.push(extractTextUrlFromTag(tag, ctx, true));
          break;
        case 'receiver':
          console.warn(`Found "@receiver" tag in ${ctx.constructor} ${ctx.name}`);
          break;
        case 'property':
          ctx.type = 'property';

          // using "name" over "string" because "string" also contains the type and maybe other stuff
          ctx.name = tag.name;
          // only assign "type" if there are types
          if (tag.types.length > 0) {
            ctx.type = convertTypesToString(tag.types, tag.typesDescription);
          }

          break;