How to make NetBeans understand the “import” and “export” statements of JavaScript
Question
Currently, if I have eg import {localeModule, test} from '../qunit'; in a JS file, NetBeans (8.0.2) marks it as an error: "Expected an operand but found import".
Does the latest NetBeans version really don't have support for that statement (doesn't sound credible for such a popular IDE, supposedly one of the best in JavaScript support), or is there some switch I have to change in the settings?
Installing NodeJS plugin didn't help.
2 answers
solution1
1 2015-10-30 21:08:23
Ah ha! The problem is what version of Javascript you have selected. JS6 supports 'import x from y;' syntax.
So for example if you are using the newest generator-angular-fullstack (which tries to show the newest, best practices) and get the import errors just:
In Webstorm: File -> Settings -> Languages & Frameworks -> Javascript -> Javascript language version, select JS6 vs JS5.x
Problem: I haven't found out how to set the JavaScript compliance version (like Eclipse has for Java) for even NetBeans 8.1 RC2 (yet).
solution2
0 2015-12-02 14:00:22
It seems there is no support yet as of Netbeans 8.0.2
And found this post
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