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JSDoc Function Documentation for Codebase #686
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This pull request integrates existing function documentation into our codebase using JSDoc. Previously, our function documentation resided separately from the code, leading to challenges in keeping it updated and in sync with code changes.
By transitioning to JSDoc comments directly in the source code, we ensure that our function documentation remains current and evolves alongside our codebase.
It's important to note that this shift towards inline documentation does not replace our existing comprehensive project documentation. Instead, it complements it by providing detailed, context-specific information about our functions right where they are defined.
A similar method of documentation is already used in
lib-iitc-manager
( https://iitc-ce.github.io/lib-iitc-manager/ )UP: Added JSDoc comments for most methods, configured website build with API method documentation