Example Docs: Namespace - Geometry.Interfaces

Namespace: Geometry.Interfaces

Summary:

Contains JavaScript classes that don't provide any proper implemented code

An example of an ESModule treated as a member of the API entrypoint

These are a set of JavaScript classes that should be extended by other classes. They don't implement any actual functionality.

Note: Although they don't implement functionality, there's no technical reason they couldn't, since interfaces aren't really something JavaScript implements itself, and are a concept programmers try to use in JS for abstraction and organisation.

Usage

Kind:: singleton
Source:: example/src/interfaces/index.js, line 1

Interfaces

Geometry.Interfaces.Other
- Describes a second interface documented in the same file as some other symbol
- A JSDoc doclet that should be treated as an "interface"
Geometry.Interfaces.Shape
- Describes a shape made up of a number of lines
- A JavaScript class that should be treated as an "interface"