If you didn't install ESLint before and you don't have it in your dependencies - that's all. Under Languages & Frameworks > JavaScript > Code Quality Tools > ESLint just select Enable.Under Editor > Inspections > JavaScript > Code style issues untick Unterminated statement.

Under Editor > Code Style > HTML just select Other, in Spaces setting, check In empty tag.

Under Editor > Code Style > JavaScript change Scheme to Standard.

Start up the IDE and open a Settings/ Preferences screen (choose between project and default settings accordingly to your preference).

You would like to fix it, read this article. It does require sudo, that means you do not have permission to write to theĭirectories that npm uses to store global packages. If you choose global install, the first command may require you to use sudo.

echo '' > ~/.eslintrcīe aware: The second command above will overwrite an existing.

npm install -save-dev eslint-config-standard eslint-config-standard-jsx eslint-plugin-promise eslint-plugin-react.

You may install dependencies and config globally or locally and with support of ES7 or without it If this directory doesn't exist,Ĭreate it in the WebStorm config settings directoryĬreate a Standard.xml file: Configure standard support manuallyįigure out where your configuration lives ( IDE Settings section)

If you still prefer to configure standard manually, use the following guide. This applies to all JetBrains products, including PhpStorm, IntelliJ, RubyMine, etc. WebStorm recently announced native support WebStorm configuration for Standard Style Native support for standard

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