Require Js Ruins Code Navigation
Solution 1:
It's a known issue, please star/vote.
From the issue description:
The dojo library switched to AMD's format define() for loading modules instead of dojo.require(). Previously I was able to use Ctrl+B on dojo.require('path.to.someJs') to jump to the declaration. This does not work on the new format define(['path/to/someJs]', ...).
As PyCharm, WebStorm, PhpStorm and IntelliJ IDEA share the same JavaScript plug-in, this issue also applies to the product that you are using. You will continue to observe the described problem until this bug is fixed. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Solution 2:
WebStorm (at least 6.0.2) supports code navigation with RequireJs if you're defining your modules with the CommonJs wrapper and use the exports and module arguments:
//foo.jsdefine(function(require, exports, module) {
//use exports to expose properties for code navigation in other modulesexports.bar = function() {}
});
Apparently, it works even if the module using it doesn't use the CommonJs wrapper format:
define(['./foo'], function(foo) {
foo.bar(); //code navigation works here
}
If the other IDEs use the same JavaScript plug-in as CrazyCoder said, it may work on their newer releases as well.
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