[interop] Add support for destructured parameters #469
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Added support for working with destructured parameters, as well as other kind of parameters. These take the place of the param type, since destructuring in parameters is not allowed in Dart. However, this goes a step further and provides documentation on the parameter itself, providing the form of the param as documentation. Signed-off-by: Nike Okoronkwo <[email protected]>
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Added support for working with destructured parameters, as well as other kind of parameters. These take the place of the param type, since destructuring in parameters is not allowed in Dart.
However, this goes a step further and provides documentation on the parameter itself, providing the form of the param as documentation.