Documentation for properties of classes
See original GitHub issueThe docs contain all methods available, but not the properties.
For example, the docs say to retrieve a specific submission with the command:
r.getSubmission('2np694')
However, there is no documentation about how to retrieve the title, score or upvote ratio of the submission.
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Not that I’m aware of. My recommendation would be to either
console.log
the object that you’re examining to access its properties, or visit the corresponding URL in your browser (with.json
at the end to view the JSON version).No, your issue is for something else so please open a new issue for it. TypeScript definitions do not have the same verbosity for documentation as our JSDoc currently have