or always launch IntelliJ/WebStorm from a terminal or source ~/.bashrc from ~/.profile or ~/.bash_profile set and export it in ~/.profile or ~/.bash_profile

If you use a custom location for nodenv root, you must ensure NODENV_ROOT is set accordingly and exported in IntelliJ/WebStorm's environment in one of the following ways: The proxy should be able to derive your nodenv root location automatically. If you use the default path of ~/.nodenv as your nodenv root, you're all set (ie, the directory that contains this proxy's package.json file) It should be set to the path where this proxy was installed. The package manager setting is found under: Languages & Frameworks -> Node.js and NPM -> Package manager. Or you may need to paste in the full path manually. It may be detected by the IDE automatically, in which case you merely need to select it.

Regardless of your installation method, you will need to explicitly configure your package manager within IntelliJ/WebStorm. Yarn, in contrast, defaults to installing global packages to a single shared global directory outside the node version. Therefore, it's recommended to install this package globally using a system node, such that this package will live outside nodenv versions. This means the package will be removed if you nodenv uninstall the particular node version. Remember that global npm installs are still contained within the node version itself. Echo $(yarn global dir finally, ensure NODENV_ROOT is set in your IDE environment.īe aware which node is active when you install this package.

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