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typescript@next now supports @private and @protected in Javascript files. They work the same as in TS:
class C {
/** @protected */
x = 1
}
Also, today I learned that this isn't allowed in Typescript:
class D extends C {
/** @param {C} c */
m(c) { c.x }
}
^
Property 'x' is only accessible through an instance of class 'D'.
I rarely use classes, so this rule was a surprise to me.
`this.x` is fine in the same method. Anyway, if you *do* use classes in JS a lot, try out typescript@next and let me know what you think.
Awesome! Will this jsdoc work for TS as well? ( I'm avoiding private/protected keywords as it's a lie )
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