Amin Ya

As a quick dirty fix, commenting out this line should fix the issue, but the debugger doesn't work. https://github.com/atom-community/atom-ide-javascript/blob/9c566a97b9f6be5f588077fcd776313c10dd59b1/src/main.js#L4 The electron remote backend changed inside Atom. I suggested a fix...

Does it show any other autocomplete? Something like: ```js ["1"].conc ``` should suggest `concat`.

@lierdakil Any idea about this? Has anything changed from the TypeScript side?

@Ismael-Oliv Please try with v1.2.1 and see if this fixes it.

If you type ``` const fs = require('f ``` doesn't it offer 'fs'? It offers all the installed dependencies and Node libraries to me:  If you want a specific...

OK. Now I understand the problem better. When you do not have any library installed, it does not show it. Although I cannot reproduce it, I will take a closer...

I can confirm that sometimes the autocomplete is not fast/intelligent enough here. It might be because of the TypeScript server. @lierdakil and I will take a look into this. 

Try installing `@types/node` for now, which you should always do when writing Node programs, until we see if we can reproduce this.

I think I should add an option for automatic Nodejs completions. Maybe it works on my system out of the box because I have `@types/node` installed globally.

I have a suggestion. We can add a command and a Tool-bar button to add Nodejs support by using that. People who need Node should click or run that command...