In WebStorm, you can choose between two configuration modes - automatic and manual. Specify the webpack configuration files to useīased on the analysis of a webpack configuration file, WebStorm understands the webpack configuration, resolves modules, and provides coding assistance in JavaScript files, see Resolving modules below. Learn more from the webpack official website. If webpack is missing, open the embedded Terminal ( Alt+F12) and type:Ĭreate one or several configuration files depending on your project structure: select a parent folder in the Project tool window and select New | JavaScript file from the context menu.
Make sure webpack is listed in the dependencies or devDependencies object of your package.json. Make sure the JavaScript and TypeScript and Webpack required plugins are enabled on the Settings | Plugins page, tab Installed, see Managing plugins for details.Ĭonfiguring webpack in WebStorm Add webpack to your package.json Make sure you have Node.js on your computer.
Resolve aliases webpack code#
In projects that consist of multiple modules with different webpack configurations, WebStorm can automatically detect the relevant configuration file for each module and use the module resolution rules from it, see Specifying the webpack configuration file to use below.įor webpack version 2 and later, WebStorm provides code completion and quick documentation look-up for options in webpack configuration files. This support improves coding assistance in JavaScript files by taking into account webpack module resolution and resolve aliases.
WebStorm integrates with the webpack module bundler.
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