Today we are releasing WebStorm 2017.1.3!
This update brings over 40 fixes, including:
- Support for types from React prop-types 15.5 (WEB-26418)
- Support for TypeScript 2.3 (WEB-26641)
- Linting with Standard in the JSX files (WEB-26653)
- Debugging Node.js 8 (WEB-26794)
In addition to that WebStorm can now automatically add imports for augmentation modules in TypeScript.
A patch update is available for the users of WebStorm 2017.1.2 and 2017.1.2 EAP. If you’re using an earlier version, give WebStorm 2017.1 a try and download it from our website for a free 30-day evaluation.
You can see a full list of addressed issues in the Release notes.
WebStorm Team
Thanks for the new version.
Thanks for the new version.
Unusably slow on a typescript project
Would appreciate your help us to investigate the problem. For that please send us the content of your IDE log folder (menu Help – Show logs), the project’s tsconfig.json file and the description of your project configuration to our tracker: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues/WEB
Thanks!
Hi. Thanks for the new version.
Could you tell me more about running tests with Jest in the IDE using the syntax of ES6?
Jest getting started guide recommends to compile the ES6 code to ES5 using Babel. You can find more about it here: http://facebook.github.io/jest/docs/en/getting-started.html#using-babel
Thanks for the answer.
I read this manual, made the settings. But I have a problem. If I use the terminal tab in the IDE and run the command “npm run test”, the test works. When I try to run through the Run menu – I get transpilation errors such as “SyntaxError: Unexpected token import”. That’s why I asked for more information about running tests with Jest in Webstorm.
Do you have .babelrc file in the project root?
Yes of course, without this file the command “npm run test” does not work in the terminal tab.
Please share a screenshot of your Jest run/debug configuration. Thank you!