What TypeScript documentation is included?

DocNative includes the complete TypeScript handbook, type system reference, compiler options documentation, and declaration file guides. This covers generics, utility types, conditional types, and advanced patterns.

Are compiler options documented?

Yes. The documentation covers all compiler options including strictNullChecks, noImplicitAny, moduleResolution, and the full tsconfig.json reference. Search for any option and get its description and usage.

How large is the TypeScript documentation bundle?

The TypeScript bundle is approximately 25MB compressed. This includes all handbook pages, reference documentation, and examples.

Does it cover advanced type features?

Absolutely. Advanced type topics like conditional types, mapped types, template literal types, and type inference are fully documented. The offline version matches the official TypeScript documentation.

Documentation Source

TypeScript Documentation Offline

The complete TypeScript documentation from typescriptlang.org. Type system reference, compiler options, and advanced patterns—all available offline on your mobile device.

Bundle Size

~25MB

Why Offline

Type Reference When You Need It

TypeScript's type system is powerful but nuanced. When you need to recall the exact syntax for a mapped type or the behavior of infer in conditional types, having documentation offline eliminates network delays.

DocNative downloads the complete TypeScript handbook and reference documentation. Search for any type, utility, or compiler option and get authoritative information instantly.

Essential for TypeScript development. Whether you are defining complex types or configuring the compiler, your reference material stays accessible without internet.

$search "Partial utility type"

-> Utility Types — Partial<Type>

-> Mapped Types

-> Handbook: Using Type Parameters

3 results in 6ms

Coverage

What's Included

Type System Basics (primitives, arrays, objects, unions)

Interfaces and Type Aliases

Generics and Type Parameters

Utility Types (Partial, Required, Pick, Omit, Record)

Conditional Types and Inference

Mapped Types and Template Literals

Compiler Options (tsconfig.json)

Module Systems (ESM, CommonJS)

Declaration Files (.d.ts)

JSDoc Type Annotations

Examples

Type Examples Preserved

TypeScript documentation relies heavily on code examples to explain type behavior. DocNative preserves all examples with proper syntax highlighting, showing both the type definitions and their usage.

Complex patterns like conditional types, recursive types, and type inference are documented with clear examples. The offline experience matches the official documentation.

Type definitions with syntax highlighting
Usage examples showing practical patterns
Error examples demonstrating type constraints
Before/after migration examples

// Utility type example

type User = {

id: number;

name: string;

email: string;

};

type PartialUser = Partial<User>;

~25MB

Download Size

100+

Handbook Pages

All

Utility Types

<10ms

Search Speed

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