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To automatically generate JSDoc comments for JavaScript functions, you can use a tool that scans public symbols and inserts @description, @param, and @returns tags directly into your file. This preserves code structure and existing documentation while improving readability.

Yes, you can generate TSDoc comments for TypeScript files while preserving existing documentation. The tool identifies public methods and types, applying new comments only where necessary and respecting any JSDoc or TSDoc already present in the code.

The best way to add @param and @returns tags to multiple public methods is running an automated documentation generator on the target file. It analyzes function signatures to insert accurate type descriptions and includes @throws tags where applicable.

Yes, this JSDoc generator supports both TypeScript and JavaScript syntax. It accurately identifies public functions, methods, and types across both languages, applying standardized TSDoc or JSDoc comments in place without breaking existing code structure.

To prepare library code for public release with complete JSDoc documentation, run an automated comment generator across your target files. It ensures every public symbol includes required @description, @param, @returns, and @throws tags for maintainability.

You should use an automated JSDoc generator because writing and maintaining documentation comments for every public symbol is tedious and error-prone. Automation ensures consistent @param and @returns tagging, improving readability while saving development time.