kartanhq/intellij-nextjs

Next.js plugin for IntelliJ Platform

IntelliJ Next.js Plugin

Next.js is a comprehensive tool for creating full-stack web applications. It extends the latest features of React and integrates robust, Rust-based JavaScript tooling for expedited build processes.

The tool is designed to speed up both the deployment and development setup phases of a new Next.js application, making it an efficient tool for both novice and experienced developers.

Installation

For plugin installation, navigate to Preferences, then Plugins, and finally Marketplace. In the search bar, enter Next.

intellij-nextjs's Issues

[Feature Request] Add Typescript support

It would be really great to have an equivalent of the "Create Typescript project" checkbox that we have when creating a React project.

Incompatible with WebStorm v2022.2

Describe the bug
The plugin seems to be incompatible with WebStorm 2022.2.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Install WebStorm 2022.1
2. Install the plugin
3. Upgrade to WebStorm 2022.2
   (4. Open settings > Plugins > Next.js)

Additional context
Installed WebStorm build where the problem appears: 222.3345.108

Allow usage of yarn as a package manager

The problem.

Currently you can only use npx create-next-app to create a new project. This is a problem because some pepole (including me) prefer yarn over npm, and reconfiguring the project is more time-consuming than just creating it using terminal instead of IDE.

Solution.

Add the ability to choose yarn as a package manager, either by allowing yarn create next-app in Create Next App field, either by making a dropdown to choose.

Add support for release 2022.3

Only version 2022.2 (222.*) is supported. Please increase the supported version to 2022.3 (223.*)

See https://github.com/KartanHQ/intellij-nextjs/blob/master/gradle.properties#L13

Update from WebStorm team

Hi! First of all, thank you for the plugin! It helped a lot of users.

I want to tell you that started from 2022.3 we are going to introduce own Next.js project generator as a part WebStorm, since we plan to deprecated some existing generators and add more new generators for modern technologies (including vite and Next.js).

It is JFYI: no actions required from you side.

Causes "Unneeded comma" warning in next.config.js

Describe the bug
With the plugin enabled, PhpStorm reports an "Unneeded comma" warning for the trailing comma in the definition of nextConfig.

To Reproduce

1. Initialize a Nest.js project
2. Open the project in PhpStorm
3. Install/enable the Next.js plugin if it's not already installed and enabled

Expected behavior
There should be no "Unneeded comma" warning.

Screenshots

Additional context
The warning does not appear when the plugin is disabled.