How to use the jsdoc/util/templateHelper.resolveLinks function in jsdoc

function generate(title, docs, filename, resolveLinks) {
    resolveLinks = resolveLinks === false ? false : true;

    var docData = {
        env: env,
        title: title,
        docs: docs
    };

    var outpath = path.join(outdir, filename),
        html = view.render('container.tmpl', docData);

    if (resolveLinks) {
        html = helper.resolveLinks(html); // turn {@link foo} into <a href="foodoc.html">foo</a>
    }

    fs.writeFileSync(outpath, html, 'utf8');
}

function generateTutorial(title, tutorial, filename) {
        const tutorialData = {
            title: title,
            header: tutorial.title,
            content: tutorial.parse(),
            children: tutorial.children
        };
        const tutorialPath = path.join(outdir, filename);
        let html = view.render('tutorial.tmpl', tutorialData);

        // yes, you can use {@link} in tutorials too!
        html = helper.resolveLinks(html); // turn {@link foo} into <a href="foodoc.html">foo</a>

        fs.writeFileSync(tutorialPath, html, 'utf8');
    }

function generate(title, docs, filename, resolveLinks) {
    resolveLinks = resolveLinks === false ? false : true;

    var docData = {
        env: env,
        title: title,
        docs: docs
    };

    var outpath = path.join(outdir, filename),
        html = view.render('container.tmpl', docData);

    if (resolveLinks) {
        html = helper.resolveLinks(html); // turn {@link foo} into <a href="foodoc.html">foo</a>
    }

    fs.writeFileSync(outpath, html, 'utf8');
}

function generate( docType, title, docs, filename, resolveLinks ) {
	resolveLinks = resolveLinks === false ? false : true;

	var docData = {
		title   : title,
		docs    : docs,
		docType : docType
	};

	var outpath = path.join( outdir, filename ),
		html = view.render( 'container.tmpl', docData );

	if ( resolveLinks ) {
		html = helper.resolveLinks( html ); // turn {@link foo} into <a href="foodoc.html">foo</a>
	}

	fs.writeFileSync( outpath, html, 'utf8' );
}

function generateTutorial(title, tutorial, filename) {
        var tutorialData = {
            title: title,
            header: tutorial.title,
            content: tutorial.parse(),
            children: tutorial.children
        };

        var tutorialPath = path.join(outdir, filename),
            html = view.render('tutorial.tmpl', tutorialData);

        // yes, you can use {@link} in tutorials too!
        html = helper.resolveLinks(html); // turn {@link foo} into <a href="foodoc.html">foo</a>

        fs.writeFileSync(tutorialPath, html, 'utf8');
    }

function generate(type, title, docs, filename, resolveLinks) {
    resolveLinks = resolveLinks === false ? false : true;

    var docData = {
        type: type,
        title: title,
        docs: docs
    };

    var outpath = path.join(outdir, filename),
        html = view.render('container.tmpl', docData);

    if (resolveLinks) {
        html = helper.resolveLinks(html); // turn {@link foo} into <a href="foodoc.html">foo</a>
    }

    fs.writeFileSync(outpath, html, 'utf8');
}

function generateTutorial(title, tutorial, filename) {
        var tutorialData = {
            title: title,
            header: tutorial.title,
            content: tutorial.parse(),
            children: tutorial.children
        };
        var tutorialPath = path.join(outdir, filename);
        var html = view.render('tutorial.tmpl', tutorialData);

        // yes, you can use {@link} in tutorials too!
        html = helper.resolveLinks(html); // turn {@link foo} into <a href="foodoc.html">foo</a>

        fs.writeFileSync(tutorialPath, html, 'utf8');
    }

let html;
  let outpath;

  resolveLinks = resolveLinks !== false;

  docData = {
    env: env,
    title: title,
    docs: docs,
  };

  outpath = path.join(outdir, filename);
  html = view.render('container.tmpl', docData);

  if (resolveLinks) {
    html = helper.resolveLinks(html); // turn {@link foo} into <a href="foodoc.html">foo</a>
  }

  fs.writeFileSync(outpath, html, 'utf8');
}

function generateTutorial(title, tutorial, filename) {
        var tutorialData = {
            title: title,
            header: tutorial.title,
            content: tutorial.parse(),
            children: tutorial.children
        };

        var tutorialPath = path.join(outdir, filename),
            html = view.render('tutorial.tmpl', tutorialData);

        // yes, you can use {@link} in tutorials too!
        html = helper.resolveLinks(html); // turn {@link foo} into <a href="foodoc.html">foo</a>

        fs.writeFileSync(tutorialPath, html, 'utf8');
    }

it('should ignore [hello there].', () => {
            const input = 'This is a [hello there].';
            const output = helper.resolveLinks(input);

            expect(output).toBe(input);
        });