`<TSDoc>` Component

The <TSDoc> component from nextra/tsdoc generates a properties table that displays:

Property name
TypeScript type
Property description - is parsed from TSDoc inline description or the @description tag. You can use any Markdown/MDX syntax here.
Default value - are extracted from the @default or @defaultValue tag.
Permalink - a # anchor link to the property row for easy reference.

Note

Server Component Only – This cannot be used in a client component.
Available from: Nextra 4.3 (alpha).
Dependency: Uses TypeScript Compiler API from ts-morph.

Props

Name	Type	Default
`code`	`string` TypeScript source code to be processed.
`flattened`	`boolean` Whether to flatten nested objects. E.g. `{ foo: { bar: string } }` will be represented as: `{ foo.bar: string }`	`false`
`exportName`	`string` The name of the exported declaration.	`"default"`
`renderMarkdown`	`(description: string) => Promise<ReactNode>` Override the function to render markdown into JSX nodes.	`compileMdx`
`typeLinkMap`	`Record<string, string>` Type links map.	`{}`

Example


import { unstable_TSDoc as TSDoc } from 'nextra/tsdoc'
 
<TSDoc
  code={`
import type { unstable_TSDoc as TSDoc } from 'nextra/tsdoc'
type MyProps = React.ComponentProps<typeof TSDoc>
export default MyProps`}
/>

Overriding a type

Overridden type can be specified inside the @remarks tag using backticks (`).


type Example = {
  /**
   * **Foo** description.
   * @default "dimaMachina"
   * @remarks `"not dimaMachina"`
   */
  foo: string
}

This means that while the property foo type is string, an alternative type annotation is described in @remarks.

Name	Type	Default
`foo`	`"not dimaMachina"` Foo description.	`"dimaMachina"`

<TSDoc> Component

Props

Example

Overriding a type

`<TSDoc>` Component