utils/node_modules/@microsoft/tsdoc/lib/configuration/TSDocConfiguration.d.ts

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import { TSDocTagDefinition } from './TSDocTagDefinition';
import { TSDocValidationConfiguration } from './TSDocValidationConfiguration';
import { DocNodeManager } from './DocNodeManager';
import { TSDocMessageId } from '../parser/TSDocMessageId';
/**
* Configuration for the TSDocParser.
*/
export declare class TSDocConfiguration {
private readonly _tagDefinitions;
private readonly _tagDefinitionsByName;
private readonly _supportedTagDefinitions;
private readonly _validation;
private readonly _docNodeManager;
private readonly _supportedHtmlElements;
constructor();
/**
* Resets the `TSDocConfiguration` object to its initial empty state.
* @param noStandardTags - The `TSDocConfiguration` constructor normally adds definitions for the
* standard TSDoc tags. Set `noStandardTags` to true for a completely empty `tagDefinitions` collection.
*/
clear(noStandardTags?: boolean): void;
/**
* The TSDoc tags that are defined in this configuration.
*
* @remarks
* The subset of "supported" tags is tracked by {@link TSDocConfiguration.supportedTagDefinitions}.
*/
get tagDefinitions(): ReadonlyArray<TSDocTagDefinition>;
/**
* Returns the subset of {@link TSDocConfiguration.tagDefinitions}
* that are supported in this configuration.
*
* @remarks
* This property is only used when
* {@link TSDocValidationConfiguration.reportUnsupportedTags} is enabled.
*/
get supportedTagDefinitions(): ReadonlyArray<TSDocTagDefinition>;
/**
* Enable/disable validation checks performed by the parser.
*/
get validation(): TSDocValidationConfiguration;
/**
* The HTML element names that are supported in this configuration. Used in conjunction with the `reportUnsupportedHtmlElements` setting.
*/
get supportedHtmlElements(): string[];
/**
* Register custom DocNode subclasses.
*/
get docNodeManager(): DocNodeManager;
/**
* Return the tag that was defined with the specified name, or undefined
* if not found.
*/
tryGetTagDefinition(tagName: string): TSDocTagDefinition | undefined;
/**
* Return the tag that was defined with the specified name, or undefined
* if not found.
*/
tryGetTagDefinitionWithUpperCase(alreadyUpperCaseTagName: string): TSDocTagDefinition | undefined;
/**
* Define a new TSDoc tag to be recognized by the TSDocParser, and mark it as unsupported.
* Use {@link TSDocConfiguration.setSupportForTag} to mark it as supported.
*
* @remarks
* If a tag is "defined" this means that the parser recognizes it and understands its syntax.
* Whereas if a tag is "supported", this means it is defined AND the application implements the tag.
*/
addTagDefinition(tagDefinition: TSDocTagDefinition): void;
/**
* Calls {@link TSDocConfiguration.addTagDefinition} for a list of definitions,
* and optionally marks them as supported.
* @param tagDefinitions - the definitions to be added
* @param supported - if specified, calls the {@link TSDocConfiguration.setSupportForTag}
* method to mark the definitions as supported or unsupported
*/
addTagDefinitions(tagDefinitions: ReadonlyArray<TSDocTagDefinition>, supported?: boolean | undefined): void;
/**
* Returns true if the tag is supported in this configuration.
*/
isTagSupported(tagDefinition: TSDocTagDefinition): boolean;
/**
* Specifies whether the tag definition is supported in this configuration.
* The parser may issue warnings for unsupported tags.
*
* @remarks
* If a tag is "defined" this means that the parser recognizes it and understands its syntax.
* Whereas if a tag is "supported", this means it is defined AND the application implements the tag.
*
* This function automatically sets {@link TSDocValidationConfiguration.reportUnsupportedTags}
* to true.
*/
setSupportForTag(tagDefinition: TSDocTagDefinition, supported: boolean): void;
/**
* Specifies whether the tag definition is supported in this configuration.
* This operation sets {@link TSDocValidationConfiguration.reportUnsupportedTags} to `true`.
*
* @remarks
* The parser may issue warnings for unsupported tags.
* If a tag is "defined" this means that the parser recognizes it and understands its syntax.
* Whereas if a tag is "supported", this means it is defined AND the application implements the tag.
*/
setSupportForTags(tagDefinitions: ReadonlyArray<TSDocTagDefinition>, supported: boolean): void;
/**
* Assigns the `supportedHtmlElements` property, replacing any previous elements.
* This operation sets {@link TSDocValidationConfiguration.reportUnsupportedHtmlElements} to `true`.
*/
setSupportedHtmlElements(htmlTags: string[]): void;
/**
* Returns true if the html element is supported in this configuration.
*/
isHtmlElementSupported(htmlTag: string): boolean;
/**
* Returns true if the specified {@link TSDocMessageId} string is implemented by this release of the TSDoc parser.
* This can be used to detect misspelled identifiers.
*
* @privateRemarks
*
* Why this API is associated with TSDocConfiguration: In the future, if we enable support for custom extensions
* of the TSDoc parser, we may provide a way to register custom message identifiers.
*/
isKnownMessageId(messageId: TSDocMessageId | string): boolean;
/**
* Returns the list of {@link TSDocMessageId} strings that are implemented by this release of the TSDoc parser.
*
* @privateRemarks
*
* Why this API is associated with TSDocConfiguration: In the future, if we enable support for custom extensions
* of the TSDoc parser, we may provide a way to register custom message identifiers.
*/
get allTsdocMessageIds(): ReadonlyArray<TSDocMessageId>;
private _requireTagToBeDefined;
}
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