#Webstorm electron update#

Import statements in JavaScript and TypeScript files are now folded by default. Or you can remove each unused import individually using a quick-fix – just press Alt-Enter on the highlighted import.

With Optimize imports ( Ctrl-Alt-O) (which now also works in JavaScript files), you can get rid of any unused imports and merge multiple import statements for symbols from one module. WebStorm will now highlight any unused ES6 imports in JavaScript and TypeScript files.

WebStorm 12 EAP, 144.2925: Inline rename, smarter auto-imports and Optimize imports action for TypeScript, debugging async client-side code, and improvements in Angular 2 support.

WebStorm 12 EAP, 144.3357: SSH Console, Extract field refactoring in TypeScript, support for debugging Node.js apps built with Webpack, and more.

WebStorm 12 EAP, 144.3600: Support for Git worktrees, updated look and feel of the Git Log, Missing import statement inspection for JavaScript.

Read about the features and improvements added in other WebStorm 12 EAP builds:

#Webstorm electron update#

Start run and debug configurations while indexingĪ new WebStorm 12 EAP build is now available! The highlights of this update include: running and debugging Node.js apps remotely from the IDE, unused import warning for JavaScript and TypeScript, more improvements in Angular 2 support, and more.Īs always, you can download it here or, if you have a previous EAP build (144.2925) installed, you should soon get a notification in the IDE about a patch update.