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Generate TypeScript definitions for your Svelte components

Overview:

sveld is a documentation generator for Svelte components that generates TypeScript definitions by statically analyzing their props, events, slots, and more. It allows for the generation of component documentation in Markdown and JSON output formats. The main purpose of this project is to make third-party Svelte component libraries compatible with the Svelte Language Server and TypeScript with minimal effort required by the author. It enables the use of TypeScript definitions for intelligent code completion in Integrated Development Environments (IDE) like VSCode. sveld is used by Carbon Components Svelte to auto-generate component types and API metadata.

Features:

  • Generate TypeScript definitions for Svelte components
  • Statically analyze props, events, slots, and more
  • Define prop types and signatures using JSDoc notation
  • Emit component documentation in Markdown and JSON output formats
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