Improved item previews when debugging - When debugging, you’ll notice some enhancements to item previews in the built-in console.For example, if you run a script like npm start, hold Ctrl+Shift and click an http link in the output of that script, the IDE will start a JavaScript debug session for you. Start debugging from tool windows - WebStorm now lets you start a debug session from the Run and Terminal tool windows.To make this easier, this release makes it possible to render those comments right in the editor, eliminating unnecessary distractions. Render JSDoc comments right in the editor - Reading JSDoc comments can be a challenge because of all the tags you have to go through.For example, you can now quickly convert a for loop with a numeric index into a forEach array method. Save yourself some time with new intentions - New smart intentions (Alt+Enter) will help you more quickly perform some actions around optional chaining and nullish coalescing as well as loops.Vue file imports inside other Vue or TypeScript files should no longer cause any trouble. Changes around Vue in TypeScript projects - Improved the way the TypeScript language service works with.Support for Git installed in WSL 2 - Now, if you open a project from WSL, the IDE will automatically switch to Git from WSL and allow you to use all the related functionality.You can also change how interpolations should be formatted within your Vue code.

Configure Vue-specific code style quickly - With Vue-specific code style settings, you can choose which top-level tags should have their content indented and whether indentation should be the same for the entire Vue file or should depend on the language settings.

Use coding assistance features within the template section and the file, review quick documentation for core Nuxt components, get support for Vuex store in your Nuxt projects, and more.

Get support for Nuxt.js - Let WebStorm help you work with Nuxt.js more productively.

Other file types can be easily added, too. Just tick the new On code reformat checkbox and the IDE will use Prettier whenever you reformat your.

Use Prettier as the default formatter - Want to use Prettier instead of the built-in formatter to tidy up your code? With this update, it has become even easier than before.

Webstorm 2020.2