method-shorthand-jsdoc

JSDoc visibility is lost because assigning internal functions as properties breaks the documentation linkage. Refactoring the factory function to use method shorthand preserves JSDoc comments and exposes them to consumers on hover.

To preserve JSDoc comments, refactor your factory function to define internal helper methods using method shorthand within the returned object. This ensures documentation is correctly exposed and `this` context is maintained for inter-method calls.

Using method shorthand within the returned object ensures the `this` context is correctly maintained for inter-method calls. This approach preserves JSDoc comments while keeping internal helper functions properly bound to the factory's returned instance.

Yes, using method shorthand exposes JSDoc for internal helper methods in IDEs. It allows developers to hover over returned methods and see their documentation directly, improving developer experience and resolving documentation gaps.

Yes, you can use method shorthand to fix JSDoc visibility in TypeScript factory patterns. It addresses the issue where documentation on internal methods is not visible to consumers when those helpers are referenced in the returned object.