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You can auto-generate component API documentation by running a documentation generation script that parses TypeScript interfaces to produce Markdown docs, including props tables and accessibility notes. This requires a TypeScript-enabled project with structured component definitions.

The best way to document design-system components is automating the extraction of props and accessibility notes directly from TypeScript interfaces. This generates consistent Markdown documentation without manual entry, covering API references and design specs for both developers and designers.

Yes, you need a TypeScript-enabled project with defined component interfaces to generate component API docs. The documentation generator parses these TypeScript definitions to automatically extract props tables, usage examples, and accessibility notes into Markdown.

Yes, this approach is suitable for documenting an entire design-system catalog. Running the generation script against your component library produces comprehensive Markdown documentation for each component, ensuring consistency across all UI elements.

The generated component API documentation outputs in Markdown format. The script parses TypeScript interfaces and usage examples to produce structured Markdown files containing props tables, accessibility notes, and design specs for your components.

When auto-generating documentation from TypeScript component definitions, avoid inconsistent interface structures or missing usage examples. The generator requires properly defined TypeScript interfaces and a documentation generation script to accurately produce props tables and design specs.