v0.27.0 (2024-11-27)
Breaking Changes
- Convert to ESM to enable easier use of ESM-only dependencies.
- Drop support for TypeScript <5.0, no longer supported by DefinitelyTyped
- Relaxed requirements for file names and generated url fragments. This may
result in a different file name structure, #2714. - Anchors to document headings and reflections within a HTML generated pages
have changed. They can be partially restored to the previous format by
setting--sluggerConfiguration.lowercase false
. This change was made to
more closely match the default behavior of GitHub's markdown rendering and
VSCode's autocomplete when creating a relative link to an external markdown
file. - Removed the
hideParameterTypesInTitle
option, this was originally added as
a workaround for many signatures overflowing the available horizontal space
in rendered pages. TypeDoc now has logic to wrap types/signatures smartly,
so this option is no longer necessary. - Changed the default
kindSortOrder
to put references last. - Changed the default
sort
order to usealphabetical-ignoring-documents
instead ofalphabetical
. - Changed default of
suppressCommentWarningsInDeclarationFiles
totrue
- API: Constructor signatures now use the parent class name as their name
(e.g.X
, notnew X
) - API:
@group
,@category
,@groupDescription
and@categoryDescription
will no longer be removed from the reflections they are present on. They are
skipped during rendering with thenotRenderedTags
option.
Features
- Add support for TypeScript 5.7
- TypeDoc will now discover entry points from
package.json
exports if they
are not provided manually, #1937. - Relative links to markdown files may now include
#anchor
links to
reference a heading within them. - Improved support for
@param
comments with nested object types, #2555. - Improved support for
@param
comments which reference a type
alias/interface. Important properties on the referenced type can now be
highlighted with@param options.foo
, which will result in the additional
note being included under the documentation for that parameter, #2147. Note:
This feature is limited to references. It is not supported on other types of
types. - Added a new
outputs
option which is an array of outputs. This can be used
to render the documentation multiple times with different rendering options
or output types, #2597. - Added support for rendering alerts (or callouts) in markdown.
- Add support for an
@expand
tag which can be placed on type aliases and
interfaces. When a type with@expand
is referenced and TypeDoc has a place
to include additional details about the type, the properties of the type
will be included in the page where@expand
is found. Note that use of this
tag can significantly increase the size of your generated documentation if
it is applied to commonly used types as it will result in inlining the
comments for those types everywhere they are referenced, #2303. - Add support for an
@inline
tag which can be placed on type aliases and
interfaces. When a type with@inline
is referenced, TypeDoc will resolve
the referenced type and convert the type as if it was included directly
within the referencing type. Note that use of this tag can significantly
increase the size of your generated documentation if it is applied to
commonly used types as it will result in inlining the comments for those
types everywhere they are referenced, #2303. - Introduced a new
@useDeclaredType
tag for type aliases which can sometimes
improve their documentation, #2654.. - Added a new
@mergeModuleWith
tag which can be used to tell TypeDoc to
place a module/namespace's children under a different module/namespace and
remove the real parent, #2281. - Add
notRenderedTags
option. This option is similar to theexcludeTags
option, but whileexcludeTags
will result in the tag being completely
removed from the documentation,notRenderedTags
only prevents it from
being included when rendering. - Added
groupReferencesByType
option. - Added
navigation.excludeReferences
option - Added
useFirstParagraphOfCommentAsSummary
option to configure how TypeDoc
handles comments for module members without the@summary
tag. - Introduced
favicon
option to specify a.ico
or.svg
favicon to reference. - Sections within the page and in the "On This Page" navigation are now tied
together and will expand/collapse together, #2335. - API: Introduced a new
app.outputs
object for defining new output strategies. - API: TypeDoc's CSS is now wrapped in
@layer typedoc
, #2782.
Bug Fixes
- TypeDoc now properly flags
readonly
index signatures. - TypeDoc will now use the first signature's comment for later signatures in
overloads if present, #2718. - Fixed handling of
@enum
if the type was declared before the variable, #2719. - Fixed empty top level modules page in packages mode, #2753.
- TypeDoc can now link to type alias properties, #2524.
- TypeDoc will now document the merged symbol type when considering globals
declared insidedeclare global
, #2774 - TypeDoc now converts
declare module "foo"
as a module rather than a namespace, #2778. - Import types in type aliases now use module member references if present, #2779.
- Fixed an issue where properties were not properly marked optional in some
cases. This primarily affected destructured parameters. - Added
yaml
to the highlight languages supported by default. - TypeDoc now recognizes
txt
as an alias oftext
to indicate a code block
should not be highlighted. - Items which are hidden with
@ignore
or@hidden
but still referenced by
other types will no longer produce warnings about not being exported. - If a project only has one module within it, TypeDoc will now consider that
module when resolving@link
tags. - The arrows to indicate whether or not a section is open now work when
JavaScript is disabled. - Group/category search boosts are now applied when writing the search index
rather than when converting. This prevents issues where boosts used by just
one package were incorrectly reported as unused when running with
entryPointStrategy set to packages.