How to enable ES8 on WebStorm 2016
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I have installed the WebStorm 2016, but in the options (File > Settings > Language & Frameworks) I see only a few JavaScript language versions, the last one is ECMAScript 6.
Is there a way to add the ES8 or another JavaScript version in this version of the WebStorm?
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I have installed the WebStorm 2016, but in the options (File > Settings > Language & Frameworks) I see only a few JavaScript language versions, the last one is ECMAScript 6.
Is there a way to add the ES8 or another JavaScript version in this version of the WebStorm?
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actually there is no "ES8". under this term people typically mean some specific subset of TC'39 proposals. So just try selecting "ES6" and specify what syntax does not work for you.
– skyboyer
Nov 8 at 12:48
Okay, is there a way to add another language version in this version of WebStorm?
– Luan Kevin Ferreira
Nov 8 at 13:01
do you have some statement that does not work after selecting "Ecmascript 6"? Inteliji team adds support for new language features even before they become _official_(stage 4). E.g. youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-27687 about private class fields support.
– skyboyer
Nov 8 at 13:13
No, I don't in the current project that I am working on, I was just wondering if there is a way to add the new version of Javascript.
– Luan Kevin Ferreira
Nov 8 at 14:28
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No, no way (unless you develop a plugin for that)
– lena
Nov 8 at 15:26
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I have installed the WebStorm 2016, but in the options (File > Settings > Language & Frameworks) I see only a few JavaScript language versions, the last one is ECMAScript 6.
Is there a way to add the ES8 or another JavaScript version in this version of the WebStorm?
webstorm
I have installed the WebStorm 2016, but in the options (File > Settings > Language & Frameworks) I see only a few JavaScript language versions, the last one is ECMAScript 6.
Is there a way to add the ES8 or another JavaScript version in this version of the WebStorm?
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asked Nov 8 at 12:44
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actually there is no "ES8". under this term people typically mean some specific subset of TC'39 proposals. So just try selecting "ES6" and specify what syntax does not work for you.
– skyboyer
Nov 8 at 12:48
Okay, is there a way to add another language version in this version of WebStorm?
– Luan Kevin Ferreira
Nov 8 at 13:01
do you have some statement that does not work after selecting "Ecmascript 6"? Inteliji team adds support for new language features even before they become _official_(stage 4). E.g. youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-27687 about private class fields support.
– skyboyer
Nov 8 at 13:13
No, I don't in the current project that I am working on, I was just wondering if there is a way to add the new version of Javascript.
– Luan Kevin Ferreira
Nov 8 at 14:28
1
No, no way (unless you develop a plugin for that)
– lena
Nov 8 at 15:26
add a comment |
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actually there is no "ES8". under this term people typically mean some specific subset of TC'39 proposals. So just try selecting "ES6" and specify what syntax does not work for you.
– skyboyer
Nov 8 at 12:48
Okay, is there a way to add another language version in this version of WebStorm?
– Luan Kevin Ferreira
Nov 8 at 13:01
do you have some statement that does not work after selecting "Ecmascript 6"? Inteliji team adds support for new language features even before they become _official_(stage 4). E.g. youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-27687 about private class fields support.
– skyboyer
Nov 8 at 13:13
No, I don't in the current project that I am working on, I was just wondering if there is a way to add the new version of Javascript.
– Luan Kevin Ferreira
Nov 8 at 14:28
1
No, no way (unless you develop a plugin for that)
– lena
Nov 8 at 15:26
1
1
actually there is no "ES8". under this term people typically mean some specific subset of TC'39 proposals. So just try selecting "ES6" and specify what syntax does not work for you.
– skyboyer
Nov 8 at 12:48
actually there is no "ES8". under this term people typically mean some specific subset of TC'39 proposals. So just try selecting "ES6" and specify what syntax does not work for you.
– skyboyer
Nov 8 at 12:48
Okay, is there a way to add another language version in this version of WebStorm?
– Luan Kevin Ferreira
Nov 8 at 13:01
Okay, is there a way to add another language version in this version of WebStorm?
– Luan Kevin Ferreira
Nov 8 at 13:01
do you have some statement that does not work after selecting "Ecmascript 6"? Inteliji team adds support for new language features even before they become _official_(stage 4). E.g. youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-27687 about private class fields support.
– skyboyer
Nov 8 at 13:13
do you have some statement that does not work after selecting "Ecmascript 6"? Inteliji team adds support for new language features even before they become _official_(stage 4). E.g. youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-27687 about private class fields support.
– skyboyer
Nov 8 at 13:13
No, I don't in the current project that I am working on, I was just wondering if there is a way to add the new version of Javascript.
– Luan Kevin Ferreira
Nov 8 at 14:28
No, I don't in the current project that I am working on, I was just wondering if there is a way to add the new version of Javascript.
– Luan Kevin Ferreira
Nov 8 at 14:28
1
1
No, no way (unless you develop a plugin for that)
– lena
Nov 8 at 15:26
No, no way (unless you develop a plugin for that)
– lena
Nov 8 at 15:26
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actually there is no "ES8". under this term people typically mean some specific subset of TC'39 proposals. So just try selecting "ES6" and specify what syntax does not work for you.
– skyboyer
Nov 8 at 12:48
Okay, is there a way to add another language version in this version of WebStorm?
– Luan Kevin Ferreira
Nov 8 at 13:01
do you have some statement that does not work after selecting "Ecmascript 6"? Inteliji team adds support for new language features even before they become _official_(stage 4). E.g. youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-27687 about private class fields support.
– skyboyer
Nov 8 at 13:13
No, I don't in the current project that I am working on, I was just wondering if there is a way to add the new version of Javascript.
– Luan Kevin Ferreira
Nov 8 at 14:28
1
No, no way (unless you develop a plugin for that)
– lena
Nov 8 at 15:26