intellij-emberjs-import-support's Introduction

This package will fix unresolved Ember.js imports like import from '@ember/..' for JetBrains IDEs (Idea, WebStorm, ...)

Installation

In your project folder invoke:

npm i intellij-emberjs-import-support
Note: Please do not specify --save-dev during npm install - it will lead to Ember.js error:
The intellij-emberjs-import-support addon could not be found at ../node_modules/intellij-emberjs-import-support.
in the project's root create webpack.config.js file with the following content:

/* eslint-disable */
const path = require('path');

function aliasEmberDirs(appAlias) {
    const emberDirs = [
        '/application', '/array', '/component', '/object',
        '/polyfills', '/service', '/routing', '/utils', ''
    ];
    const emberBaseDir = 'node_modules/intellij-emberjs-import-support/@ember';
    return emberDirs.reduce(function(result, dir) {
        result[`@ember${dir}`] = emberBaseDir + dir;
        return result;
    }, appAlias);
}

module.exports = {
    resolve: {
        modules: [
            path.join(__dirname, 'node_modules/intellij-emberjs-import-support/@ember-packages'),
            'node_modules',
        ],
        root: path.resolve(__dirname),
        alias: aliasEmberDirs({
            'src': 'app'
            // your application alias folders
            // for example: 'src': 'app', will allow you to `import { foo } from 'src/bar';`
            // where 'src/bar' is located in `app/bar` folder.
        })
    }
};

Turn On Webpack support in JetBrains IDE: Preferences | Languages & Frameworks | JavaScript | Webpack
and set the config file to webpack.config.js which was just created.

That's it. import { .. } from '@ember/..' should be resolved by IDE now.