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The good thing about the JS ecosystem is that almost everything in the last few years is written in typescript.
Just by typing in the name of the function and opening the first parenthesis, you're getting type information right there.
For example, typing:
Presents a modal showing:
Mm indeed. Types to the rescue.
Are there any projects/tools that turn the types into Java-style web html documentation? If you need to know something while you're working on a non-typescript project that could be more convenient.