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Support for JetBrains products
Hi, I'm not sure what is the right place to ask for support, but as an old time user of Quokka/Wallaby on WebStorm (I even remember spyjs ;)), I would like to see console ninja for JB products too.
In case this is the right place to track this, for anyone who supports the idea I ask to add 👍 to this issue. Thank you
Yes please, we'd have company wide adoption if this were available for JB.
Hello, congratulations on releasing PRO version! I would be happy to buy a license for WebStorm/JetBrains when it is out. Are there any plans for it? I'm also looking at getting wallaby/quokka tools to be more widely adopted within my org and there was interest in console ninja too. Thanks
@webuniverseio - thanks for your support and enthusiasm for our products! If you need any assistance Wallaby/Quokka within your organization, please email us ([email protected]).
Support for WebStorm/JetBrains IDEs is definitely on our roadmap but we can't provide a definitive timeline right now. We'll keep the community updated via this issue.
@smcenlly any updates about using console ninja in WebStorm or any other JetBrains products?
Hi @smcenlly , just checking about the status of this one :) I saw a post about Wallaby 2.0 soon with a later release for JB (❤️), but I would love to see console ninja support.
I see there is a decent amount of upvotes for this issue, but since we didn't see much news about JB support I wonder if it is not making sense financially to build support for JB at this time?
Thanks for your interest in Console Ninja for JetBrains, we appreciate the upvotes and the community's interest.
While our current focus is indeed on Wallaby 2.0, adding JetBrains support for Console Ninja is still on our roadmap.
There's a lot of technical work that we need to complete to bring Wallaby 2.0 to JetBrains editors. This same work is required to bring Console Ninja to JetBrains editors, so we are making progress in this space.
"The tragic death of a JetBrains user, tied to the culmination of unrelenting despair, abandonment, and the long wait for Wallaby's team love and recognition, which never materializes". John Everett Millais, 1851-1852. Oil on canvas.
