Indeed, this feature is quite good, it's very nice to find such information here.

Hey, great job on this package; it makes creating documentation a breeze. Is there any new information on this feature? I see the jsdoc branch, but it doesn't appear to have been touched in a long time.

Any updates on this feature?

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Pedro E. Lima Nauck any update on the progress here? Marked as "In progress" back in 2018 but no update on progress since.

Pedro E. Lima Nauck Is this actually planned and in progress for v2? The last code update is 9 months ago and for v1. I personnally feel like JSDoc / TSDoc / TypeDoc support is a must-have for document generation. That way the annotation is in my code and can be automatically updated in documentation.

Hey, awesome work on this package, really makes writing documentation much easier. Has there been any update on this feature? I can see the jsdoc branch but it doesn't look like it's been touched in quite a while. I'm really keen to start using it (only feature missing before I can migrate all my docs over :D). If there's some significant blocker is this something that I can try help out with?

Will Docz eventually support @ignore in the PropTypes? Here's the documentation on leveraging it in Styleguidist: https://react-styleguidist.js.org/docs/documenting.html#ignoring-props

And TSDoc for TypeScript: https://github.com/Microsoft/tsdoc