title: JSDoc object methods with @method or @property?
body: <p>JSDoc 3's <a href="http://usejsdoc.org/tags-typedef.html" rel="noreferrer">documentation</a> includes this example:</p>
  
  <pre><code>/**
   * The complete Triforce, or one or more components of the Triforce.
   * @typedef {Object} WishGranter~Triforce
   * @property {boolean} hasCourage - Indicates whether the Courage component is present.
   * @property {boolean} hasPower - Indicates whether the Power component is present.
   * @property {boolean} hasWisdom - Indicates whether the Wisdom component is present.
   */
  
  /**
   * A class for granting wishes, powered by the Triforce.
   * @class
   * @param {...WishGranter~Triforce} triforce - One to three {@link WishGranter~Triforce} objects
   * containing all three components of the Triforce.
   */
  function WishGranter() {}
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>I am essentially creating a class that takes an object that implements an interface <code>MessageQueueConnector</code>, which should have one method <code>connectAndSubscribe</code> implemented. Since Javascript does not distinguish between member functions and member variables, it makes sense to use property, and JSDoc's documentation implies that <code>@method</code> is unrelated. However, method sound a lot more correct so I'm wondering if this is preferred, or if I'm just doing all of this wrong anyway (i.e. if there is a simpler way to document this situation in the first place, without creating a type).</p>