Install plugins from the command line

Install plugins by plugin ID from the JetBrains Marketplace or a custom plugin repository.

You can find the executable for running WebStorm in the installation directory under bin. To use this executable as the command-line launcher, add it to your system PATH as described in Command-line interface.

Syntax

webstorm64.exe installPlugins <plugin-id ...> [repository-url ...]

Examples

Install the Rust plugin:

webstorm64.exe installPlugins org.rust.lang

Install a plugin with the ID com.example.myplugin from a custom repository http://plugins.example.com:8080/updatePlugins.xml:

                        webstorm64.exe installPlugins com.example.myplugin http://plugins.example.com:8080/updatePlugins.xml
                    

By default, WebStorm does not provide a command-line launcher. For information about creating a launcher script for WebStorm, see Command-line interface.

Syntax

webstorm installPlugins <plugin-id ...> [repository-url ...]

Examples

Install the Rust plugin:

webstorm installPlugins org.rust.lang

Install a plugin with the ID com.example.myplugin from a custom repository http://plugins.example.com:8080/updatePlugins.xml:

                    webstorm installPlugins com.example.myplugin http://plugins.example.com:8080/updatePlugins.xml
                

You can find the script for running WebStorm in the installation directory under bin. To use this script as the command-line launcher, add it to your system PATH as described in Command-line interface.

Syntax

webstorm.sh installPlugins <plugin-id ...> [repository-url ...]

Examples

Install the Svelte plugin.

webstorm.sh installPlugins dev.blachut.svelte.lang

Install a plugin with the ID com.example.myplugin from a custom repository http://plugins.example.com:8080/updatePlugins.xml:

                        webstorm.sh installPlugins com.example.myplugin http://plugins.example.com:8080/updatePlugins.xml
                    

The developer of the plugin specifies a unique identifier for the plugin in plugin.xml – the plugin configuration file. If it is a public plugin, you can find its ID on the page of the plugin in the Marketplace. On the Versions tab, click the relevant version to view the plugin ID and other details.

Last modified: 16 June 2023