@cromwellian jsig can just be put in regular JavaScript comments. It's not really designed to be machine parseable, although a documentation generator (or other

@cromwellian jsig can just be put in regular JavaScript comments. It's not really designed to be machine parseable, although a documentation generator (or other tooling) could easily extend it to do so. jsig's scope is concerned with succinctly expressing type information to programmers, whether inline with a function definition or in a readme. In that sense, it doesn't take an opinion as to how or where it should be embedded. Think of a jsig notation as a free-standing expression.