IntelliJ how to turn of automatic { } when writing JSX
I'm working with React in IntelliJ and have a annoying issue. When wrting JSX (e.g. in Render) IntelliJ automatically inserts two {} when i press enter/autocomplete a property.
For example when writing the following JS code:
const SomeCompenent = () => {
return (
<div className="someClassName">
)
};
IntelliJ automatically write className={}
It kind of assumes I'm always going to use props which require the {} syntax. However, it reduce the readability of the code (imo) with all the unnecessary {}.
I have tried some different settings in file -> settings -> editor -> general -> smart keys, but to no avail.
Hope someone is able to help.
javascript reactjs intellij-idea jsx
asked Nov 19 '18 at 20:43
Arne O. OseArne O. Ose
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I'm working with React in IntelliJ and have a annoying issue. When wrting JSX (e.g. in Render) IntelliJ automatically inserts two {} when i press enter/autocomplete a property.
For example when writing the following JS code:
const SomeCompenent = () => {
return (
<div className="someClassName">
)
};
IntelliJ automatically write className={}
It kind of assumes I'm always going to use props which require the {} syntax. However, it reduce the readability of the code (imo) with all the unnecessary {}.
I have tried some different settings in file -> settings -> editor -> general -> smart keys, but to no avail.
Hope someone is able to help.
javascript reactjs intellij-idea jsx
asked Nov 19 '18 at 20:43
Arne O. OseArne O. Ose
245
I'm not sure about IntelliJ but I'll mention how it is in Webstorm, since it may be the same. If you go to Settings -> Editor -> Code Style -> HTML, there's a config option at the bottom that says 'Add for JSX attributes.' You can set it to Quotes, Braces, Based on Type (it will use what's set in PropTypes) or None.
– callmeroot
Nov 19 '18 at 20:49
Thanks, unfortunatly there is no such option under HTML/XML in IntelliJ
– Arne O. Ose
Nov 19 '18 at 21:14
add a comment |
I'm working with React in IntelliJ and have a annoying issue. When wrting JSX (e.g. in Render) IntelliJ automatically inserts two {} when i press enter/autocomplete a property.
For example when writing the following JS code:
const SomeCompenent = () => {
return (
<div className="someClassName">
)
};
IntelliJ automatically write className={}
It kind of assumes I'm always going to use props which require the {} syntax. However, it reduce the readability of the code (imo) with all the unnecessary {}.
I have tried some different settings in file -> settings -> editor -> general -> smart keys, but to no avail.
Hope someone is able to help.
javascript reactjs intellij-idea jsx
asked Nov 19 '18 at 20:43
Arne O. OseArne O. Ose
245
I'm working with React in IntelliJ and have a annoying issue. When wrting JSX (e.g. in Render) IntelliJ automatically inserts two {} when i press enter/autocomplete a property.
For example when writing the following JS code:
const SomeCompenent = () => {
return (
<div className="someClassName">
)
};
IntelliJ automatically write className={}
It kind of assumes I'm always going to use props which require the {} syntax. However, it reduce the readability of the code (imo) with all the unnecessary {}.
I have tried some different settings in file -> settings -> editor -> general -> smart keys, but to no avail.
Hope someone is able to help.
javascript reactjs intellij-idea jsx
javascript reactjs intellij-idea jsx
asked Nov 19 '18 at 20:43
Arne O. OseArne O. Ose
245
asked Nov 19 '18 at 20:43
Arne O. OseArne O. Ose
245
asked Nov 19 '18 at 20:43
Arne O. OseArne O. Ose
245
asked Nov 19 '18 at 20:43
Arne O. OseArne O. Ose
245
asked Nov 19 '18 at 20:43
Arne O. OseArne O. Ose
245
245
I'm not sure about IntelliJ but I'll mention how it is in Webstorm, since it may be the same. If you go to Settings -> Editor -> Code Style -> HTML, there's a config option at the bottom that says 'Add for JSX attributes.' You can set it to Quotes, Braces, Based on Type (it will use what's set in PropTypes) or None.
– callmeroot
Nov 19 '18 at 20:49
Thanks, unfortunatly there is no such option under HTML/XML in IntelliJ
– Arne O. Ose
Nov 19 '18 at 21:14
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I'm not sure about IntelliJ but I'll mention how it is in Webstorm, since it may be the same. If you go to Settings -> Editor -> Code Style -> HTML, there's a config option at the bottom that says 'Add for JSX attributes.' You can set it to Quotes, Braces, Based on Type (it will use what's set in PropTypes) or None.
– callmeroot
Nov 19 '18 at 20:49
Thanks, unfortunatly there is no such option under HTML/XML in IntelliJ
– Arne O. Ose
Nov 19 '18 at 21:14
I'm not sure about IntelliJ but I'll mention how it is in Webstorm, since it may be the same. If you go to Settings -> Editor -> Code Style -> HTML, there's a config option at the bottom that says 'Add for JSX attributes.' You can set it to Quotes, Braces, Based on Type (it will use what's set in PropTypes) or None.
– callmeroot
Nov 19 '18 at 20:49
I'm not sure about IntelliJ but I'll mention how it is in Webstorm, since it may be the same. If you go to Settings -> Editor -> Code Style -> HTML, there's a config option at the bottom that says 'Add for JSX attributes.' You can set it to Quotes, Braces, Based on Type (it will use what's set in PropTypes) or None.
– callmeroot
Nov 19 '18 at 20:49
Thanks, unfortunatly there is no such option under HTML/XML in IntelliJ
– Arne O. Ose
Nov 19 '18 at 21:14
Thanks, unfortunatly there is no such option under HTML/XML in IntelliJ
– Arne O. Ose
Nov 19 '18 at 21:14
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I'm not sure about IntelliJ but I'll mention how it is in Webstorm, since it may be the same. If you go to Settings -> Editor -> Code Style -> HTML, there's a config option at the bottom that says 'Add for JSX attributes.' You can set it to Quotes, Braces, Based on Type (it will use what's set in PropTypes) or None.
– callmeroot
Nov 19 '18 at 20:49
Thanks, unfortunatly there is no such option under HTML/XML in IntelliJ
– Arne O. Ose
Nov 19 '18 at 21:14