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TypeDoc converts comments in TypeScript source code into rendered HTML documentation or a JSON model. It is extensible and supports a variety of configurations. Available as a CLI or Node module. TypeDoc requires Node.js to be installed on your system. Installing TypeDoc is available as a node package. Using npm ensures that all relevant dependencies are setup correctly. You can choose to either install locally to your project or globally to the CLI. TypeDoc aims to support the two latest TypeScript releases for the latest release. ...

...However, if you want to use your own editor framework, you can add that as a component too! Sandpack embeds the browser bundler that powers CodeSandbox and takes advantage of features like npm dependency support, hot module reloading, error overlaying, and caching. With Sandpack, you're always one click away from opening your code snippet in CodeSandbox. This way, you can easily share bug reports or examples behind a unique URL. Set the template prop to get started with Sandpack in a few lines of code. Each template contains all the files and dependencies needed to start a project right away. ...

...It provides a default implementation for React components defined via React.createClass, ES2015 class definitions or functions (stateless components). These component definitions must follow certain guidelines in order to be analyzable. Installing the module adds a react-docgen executable which allows you to convert a single file, multiple files or an input stream. We are trying to make the executable as versatile as possible so that it can be integrated into many workflows. By default, react-docgen will look for the exported component created through React.createClass, a class definition or a function (stateless component) in each file.