How to run code in webstorm

There are two ways to run code in WebStorm: 1. Use the run configuration to right-click the file or directory, select "Run" > "Edit Configuration...", configure the run parameters and press Ctrl Shift F10 Run; 2. Use the run tool window, enter the command and click the "Execute" button. WebStorm provides prompts related to the runtime environment to simplify configuration.

How to run code in WebStorm

There are two main ways to run code in WebStorm:

1. Run Configuration

• In the Project Explorer, right-click the file or directory you want to run.
• Select "Run" > "Edit Configuration...".

• In the "Run/Debug Configuration" dialog box, configure the running parameters, for example:

  • Command line execution: The command to run the code or script.
  • Parameters: Parameters passed to the code.
  • Working directory: The working directory where the code runs.
• Click OK to save the configuration.
• To run the configuration, press Ctrl Shift F10 (Windows/Linux) or Cmd Shift F10 (macOS).

2. Run tool window

• Open the "Run" tool window (Alt Shift F10).
• In the text box of the tool window, enter the command or script you want to run.
• Click the "Execute" (triangle icon) button.

Running code prompts

• WebStorm will automatically detect which runtime environment is being used and provide relevant prompts.
• For Node.js, it will provide npm and yarn run commands.
• For Python, it will provide pip and python run commands.
• For React Native, it will provide expo and react-native run commands.
• These tips can save you time in configuring running parameters.

FAQ

• Why doesn’t my code run? Check whether the running configuration or command is correct.
• How do I debug my code? Go to the "Run/Debug Configuration" dialog box and enable the "Debug" checkbox.
• Can I customize keyboard shortcuts to run code? Yes, go to Settings >Keymap, search for "Run" and assign a shortcut key.

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