WebStorm 9 also provides support for Spacebars via Handlebars support which already exists in WebStorm, with completion for if and each directives. We are working with the Meteor team/community to try and think of ways in which we could provide this feature from within WebStorm. The reason for this is that the way it currently works is incompatible with WebStorms autosave option. When WebStorm runs Meteor it uses the -once which disables Meteor’s auto reload feature. The main benefit of this integration is that you can now easily debug both client and server-side Meteor JavaScript code with the WebStorm debugger. WebStorm provides support for creating Run and Debug configuration for Meteor applications. Running and Debugging Meteor Applications One step less we need to worry about.Īll Meteor projects will now automatically have the core Meteor files configured as external libraries which means that WebStorm will offer API completion for these meteor/local folder that contains the built app, keeping it out of the project scope and thus avoiding WebStorm from performing unnecessary indexing. WebStorm automatically detects Meteor projects, and excludes the necessary. The Meteor new project generator integrates with WebStorm’s New Project allowing us to create projects directly from within WebStorm Check the screencast to see the new features available. With WebStorm 9, we provide support for Meteor.ĭownload the latest WebStorm 9 EAP build right now to give it a try. If you’re not familiar with Meteor, make sure you check-out their screencast which gives a quick intro to what it is about. One of the most requested features for WebStorm has been support for Meteor, a framework for building both the frontend and backend of web applications using JavaScript. WebStorm 9 EAP (138.1988): Meteor support, Gulp and more.Tracing, debugging and profiling Node.js with spy-js.Live Edit updates in WebStorm 9 – What’s new?.This post is part of a series of posts covering features in WebStorm 9 EAP:
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