27 lines
834 B
JavaScript
27 lines
834 B
JavaScript
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/**
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* Members that have overloads get long unwieldy anchors because they must be distinguished
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* by their parameter lists.
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* But the primary overload doesn't not need this distinction, so can just be the name of the member.
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*/
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module.exports = function simplifyMemberAnchors() {
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return {
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$runAfter: ['extra-docs-added'],
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$runBefore: ['computing-paths'],
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$process: function(docs) {
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return docs.forEach(doc => {
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if (doc.members) {
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doc.members.forEach(member => member.anchor = computeAnchor(member));
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}
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if (doc.statics) {
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doc.statics.forEach(member => member.anchor = computeAnchor(member));
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}
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});
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}
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};
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};
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function computeAnchor(member) {
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// if the member is a "call" type then it has no name
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return encodeURI(member.name.trim() || 'call');
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}
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