How to disable WebStorm semicolon check in Node.js?
I have tried the following method but they do not work:
use semicolon
Using Webstorm->Preferences->Editor->Code Style->JavaScript Use semicolon to terminate spaces
works fine for me. Maybe double check what Code Style scheme you are setting that for. Sometimes I have changed code style settings, but for a different scheme than the one being applied to the project in question.
In Webstorm 2017 its here, you just need to change "use" to "don't use" instead.
Settings/Preferences | Editor | Inspections
JavaScript | Code style issues | Unterminated statement
-- disable this inspectionYou can also reach the same inspection by:
P.S. JSLinh/JSHint and alike may also produce such warnings if you are using these tools.
As for the actual code generated by IDE (e.g. when using Code | Reformat...
or using code completion popup/functionality) -- such option is available at
Settings/Preferences | Editor | Code Style | JavaScript
(similar path for TypeScript)Punctuation
tabIn Preferences -> Editor -> Code Style -> JavaScript, click the Punctuation
tab on the right hand side pane.
Set
Don't use
semicolon to terminate statements always
This would allow you to check for unterminated statements while not flagging up the missing semicolons.
We were also straggling with it all the time. To make our life easier we even commit idea styling file. To make it work for every team member.
Open setting/preferences => search by rule text => disable it.
Once you disabled this or any other rule. To stop it appear again you can add to .gitignore:
### Commit specific idea files
.idea/*
!.idea/inspectionProfiles
.idea/inspectionProfiles/*
!.idea/inspectionProfiles/Project_Default.xml
I didn't find any better way to configure it. So...
Cmd(Ctrl) + Shift + A → Unterminated statement → OFF