Some tutorials on the web Let the Global installation Babel, in fact the new Babel has been integrated in the BABEL-CLI. Global Installation Babel-cli NPM install-g BABEL-CLI. This is normally fixed when using eslint from command line by running it NODEENVdevelopment eslint but I can't find option in webstorm to do that. Let me run this now and see if this shiz works. Babel Installation Preparation Some Babel libraries need to be installed before you can automatically compile Babel in Filewatcher with Webstorm. Created Janu01:49 I get error called 'ESLint: Parsing error Using 'babel-preset-react-app' required that you specify NODEENV or BABELENV enviroment variables. And then: WARN - sl.WslFileWatcher.Ubuntu-18. So I assume I don't need to configure a watcher in webstorm if the above specifies to watch my files and I told it to transpile to the 'build' directory INFO - pl.local.NativeFileWatcherImpl - Starting file watcher: C:\Program Files\JetBrains\PhpStorm 2020.3.1\bin\fsnotifier64.exe Also it is said: INFO - pl.local.NativeFileWatcherImpl - Native file watcher is operational. Are you trying to say "Hey if you're configuring gulp to run Babel, then why do you wanna use Webstorm to configure it? Is this really what the line above is saying? Because I don't know that's precisely why I posted this question in the first place, maybe I'm trying to use Webstorm when I don't need to to configure something. So add a new file to the root of your project and call it runbabel. I have no idea why you're asking ME the answer to my own question however you did get me thinking with that bizaarre sentence. First, install babel via npm: npm install babel -g So in order to run a WebStorm command, at least in windows, it has to be an exe, bat, or cmd file. Um, this is what I'm trying to figure out, configuring it so I assume my below code would suffice but I haven't gotten there yet, just starting to add this stuff to my gulp file.Īnd, if you like to use Gulp to transpile your files, why do you need a file watcher? Or uou just need to include a babel task in it? ![]() What do you mean are you asking if there is any ES6 syntax in any of my gulp file's syntax? Don't think so, see below. Is your gulpfile written in ES6? And, if you like to use Gulp to transpile your files, why do you need a file watcher?
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