In WebStorm 2022.3, you’ll find new project templates for Vite and Next.js and an updated template for Vue projects. We’ve also fixed over 40 Vue-related issues and added type narrowing in Angular templates, which is a big step toward implementing strict mode support. Last but not least, WebStorm now supports Vitest, the super-fast Vite-native unit test framework!

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WebStorm has added the Code Vision feature available in IntelliJ IDEA and Rider! It works for JavaScript and TypeScript, helping you track the usages of various classes, methods, type aliases, and interfaces in your code. We’ve also implemented a new alphabetical sorting intention and shipped several fixes for working with monorepos and TypeScript.

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Earlier this year, we announced a closed preview program for the new UI for JetBrains IDEs. With this first step, we aimed to introduce the reworked look and feel of our IDEs to a limited number of users. Now we invite you all to give it a try and tell us what you think!

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We’ve reworked the paste action behavior so it adds the contents of the clipboard above the current line, not at your caret, as it used to in previous versions. Additionally, we’ve added new functionality to preview and explain what will happen if you apply the selected action when coding. WebStorm will also now detect and warn you about vulnerabilities in the packages used in your projects.

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Do you work with Docker a lot? Then you’ll definitely like the improvements available in this release. There’s now an easy way to pull a required image without running it from Dockerfile, docker-compose.yml, or tests that use Testcontainers. We’ve also added support for connections to Docker that run in WSL, enhanced support for .dockerignore files, and more.

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