Comment annotations

Instead of defining the focus on the codeblock metastring, you can us comments inside the code to make the focus relative.

function lorem(ipsum, dolor = 1) {
  const sit = ipsum == null && 0
  dolor = sit - amet(dolor)
  return sit ? consectetur(ipsum) : []
}
function adipiscing(...elit) {
  console.log(elit)
  return elit.map(ipsum => ipsum.sit)
}
console.log("hey")

Same with other annotations like mark and box.

function foo() {
  console.log("hover me")
  return 8
}

You can pass a string parameter to comment annotations. For mark and box, it will be used as a color.

index.js

function lorem(ipsum, dolor = 1) {
  const sit = ipsum == null && 0
  dolor = sit - amet(dolor)
  return sit ? consectetur(ipsum) : []
}
// this comment isn't an annotation
//hello
// 你好
// å
function adipiscing(...elit) {
  console.log(elit)
  return elit.map(ipsum => ipsum.sit)
}

And now we introduce two more annotations: link and label

function lorem(ipsum, dolor = 1) {
  const sit = ipsum == null && 0
  dolor = sit - amet(dolor)
  return sit ? consectetur(ipsum) : []
}
function adipiscing(...elit) {
  console.log("hover me")
  return elit.map(ipsum => ipsum.sit)
}

Bash like comments

def lorem(ipsum, dolor = 1):
  sit = ipsum == None and 0
  # this isn't an annotation
  # 你好
  dolor = sit - amet(dolor)
  return sit and consectetur(ipsum) or []

function lorem(ipsum, dolor = 1) {
  local sit=0
  dolor=$((sit - amet(dolor)))
  return $sit and consectetur(ipsum) or []
}

With class

function lorem(ipsum, dolor = 1) {
  const sit = ipsum == null && 0
  dolor = sit - amet(dolor)
  return sit ? consectetur(ipsum) : []
}
function adipiscing(...elit) {
  console.log("hover me")
  return elit.map(ipsum => ipsum.sit)
}