Support for styled-components ๐ in WebStorm
The plugin can be installed in WebStorm, IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate, PhpStorm, PyCharm Pro, and RubyMine v2017.2 and above.
To install the plugin open the IDE Preferences | Plugins, then click Browse repositories... and search for Styled Components.
With this plugin you can enjoy the full coding assistance for styled-components ๐
- Start typing to get code completion for CSS properties and values
- Hit Alt-Enter to see available intentions and quick-fixes
- Start typing in the interpolation to see completion suggestions for JavaScript variables, methods and functions
- Cmd/Ctrl-click on the JavaScript symbol to go to its definition
To configure additional tags, search for 'styled-components' in the IDE preferences, and enter any additional tags to treat as styled components.
For example, adding a value like media will enable CodeInsight for whose tag starts with it, e.g media.tablet`padding: 20px;` , media.desktop`padding: 10px;` .
- Why is code inside styled-components strings highlighted green?
The IDE highlights injected language fragments by default. The highlighting can be disabled in Preferences | Editor | Color Scheme | General | Inejcted Language Fragment.
- Why is code inside styled-components strings not reformatted?
Formatting template strings with arguments is not currently supported by the IDE. Please follow this IDE issue for updates.
- Why am I seeing syntax errors after a template argument?
const getColor = () => condition ? "color: red;" : "color: white;";
styled.div`
${getColor()}
padding-right: 10px
`;In such cases, try placing a semicolon after the template argument:
styled.div`
${getColor()};
padding-right: 10px
`;Please report any issue with the plugin on GitHub. We welcome your pull requests.
The plugin is written in Kotlin and uses Gradle.
To start contributing
- Clone this repository.
- Open the resulting directory in a recent version of Intellij IDEA (2017.*) using 'Open project'.
- In the 'Import Project from Gradle' dialog, accept the default settings.
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To run tests use
testtask (from the IDEA UI search for 'Execute Gradle Task' and selecttestor run./gradlew testfrom the command line) -
To launch IDEA with the plugin built from your current sources use
runIde -
To prepare a zip archive for deployment use
buildPlugin
The project structure and dependencies are defined in build.gradle.
Useful links
- gradle-intellij-plugin documentation on available Gradle tasks and build.gradle configuration options
- IntelliJ Platform SDK documentation describes IDE plugin structure in general
- Kotlin language reference
Copyright 2017 Hossam Saraya
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