React CSS Modules support for components written in JavaScript and TypeScript.
It provides the following features in IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm, RubyMine, PhpStorm, and PyCharm:
- Completion and error highlighting for require'd CSS classes used in React
styleNameattributes - Completion and error highlighting for require'd CSS classes used in styles string literals, e.g.
styles['my-class'] - Intention to create missing CSS class from usage in React
- Integrates React references to CSS class names with 'Find Usages', 'Rename', and 'Go to Declaration'
Completion, error highlighting, find usages
@value shows "Unknown CSS at-rule" error in the editor. There doesn't appear to be an API hook for adding @value as a known rule, or for filtering the error. To remove the error marker (but also other at-rule error markers) disable the inspection.
Accessing style names via fields (e.g. styles.myClassName) is not supported. There doesn't appear to be any PSI API hooks for achieving this. Instead, use styles['my-class-name'] which also doesn't limit class names to camel-case.
The plugin assumes a one-to-one relationship between a React component and the require'd .css/.scss/.less file.
PR's are welcome.
Does this also work with .scss and .less files?
Yes. It should work for all CSS dialects supported by the IntelliJ platform.
Which IDEs are compatible with the plugin?
The plugin is compatible with version 163+ (2016.3 or newer) of IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm, RubyMine, PhpStorm, and PyCharm. 2016.3 is the first official version that supports :global, :local, and composes used by CSS Modules.
PyCharm CE is not supported since the plugin depends on two other plugins: NodeJS and JavaScript.
Where can I get the plugin?
The plugin is available from the JetBrains Plugin Repository at https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/9275
To install it, open "Settings", "Plugins", "Browse repositories..." and search for "CSS Modules".
MIT