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I have (and love) ReSharper for all of my .NET Visual Studio coding. I really love the code cleanup feature that does things like properly spacing code, killing unnecessary white space, alphabetizing CSS properties, etc.

Recently, I have started using WebStorm for a Node.JS project. Does Webstorm have a similar code cleanup feature? It's made by the same people that make Resharper so I thought it would have such a feature but I can't find it.

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  • I suggest you asked the company who wrote the program they are in the best position to answer this question. – Ramhound Mar 08 '13 at 21:00
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    Wow, I guess that could apply for just about any question on SuperUser. Does it occur that I may have done that already and that is why I am here? – Matt Cashatt Mar 08 '13 at 21:28
  • @MatthewPatrickCashatt I don't know anything about WebStorm, but I do want to mention that it's not worth taking Ramhound too seriously; I think he considers annoying people for no good reason to be his sole mission in life. – Aaron Miller Sep 25 '13 at 15:08

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A workflow similar to ReSharper's Code Cleanup was introduced in IntelliJ IDEA 14 in late 2014.

Since WebStorm is based on IntelliJ IDEA platform, I assume that it's going to incorporate Code Cleanup soon as well. The current production version of WebStorm, v9, was released in October (that is, before IJ 14), making WebStorm 10 a good candidate to include Code Cleanup. Now, WebStorm 10 Early Access Program (EAP) doesn't list this change so far: either because it's not there so far or because the WS team just didn't include the feature in a summary of changes.

I'd say grab WebStorm 10 EAP and check if there's a Code Cleanup item under the Analyze menu, and if it's there, check that it's doing what you expect it to do.

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