How do document this atypical situation with sequelize

[James Pedid]

Hello,

I'm looking to provide JS docs for a particular implementation of sequelize.

I have a model definition file that looks like this:

export function defineMyModel(sequelize, DataTypes) {
  const attributes = {...my model attributes};
  const options = {...my model options};

  // MyModel is a constructor function  
  const MyModel = sequelize.define('MyModel', attributes, options);

  MyModel.staticMethod = function staticMethod() {...};

  MyModel.prototype.instanceMethod = function instanceMethod() { ... };
}

Sequelize has a concept of a Model and an Instance. At an interface level, they are separate entities. At an implementation level, an Instance is an instance of the Model.

I need to document this so that there are two types: MyModel and MyModelInstance. MyModel extends the sequelize Model interface, and MyModelInstance extends the sequelize Instance interface.

When I annotate 

/**
 *  @module MyModule
 */

export function defineMyModel(sequelize, DataTypes) {
  const attributes = {...my model attributes};
  const options = {...my model options};

  /**
   *  @class MyModel
   *  @extends SequelizeModel
   */
  /**
   *  @class MyModelInstance
   *  @extends SequelizeInstance
   */
  const MyModel = sequelize.define('MyModel', attributes, options);

  /**
   *  @memberof MyModel
   *  @instance
   */
  MyModel.staticMethod = function staticMethod() {...};

  /**
   *  @memberof MyModelInstance
   *  @instance
   */
  MyModel.prototype.instanceMethod = function instanceMethod() { ... };
}

Nothing is showing up in the updated logs.

Can anyone advise how to achieve the documentation I'm looking for?