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Pycharm - JavaScript Support
In this chapter, we will focus on main features in using JavaScript in PyCharm editor. When a user implements JavaScript library through URL, PyCharm intends to download a local copy so it can be used for completion and code analysis.
Consider the sample code of our HTML file as shown below, which we created in the previous chapter −
![Html Sample Code](/pycharm/images/html_sample_code.jpg)
For each HTML file or JavaScript file, you can check the external libraries loaded through Settings configuration of PyCharm Editor. Observe the screenshot shown below for a better understanding −
![Javascript File](/pycharm/images/javascript_file.jpg)
Note that you cannot see any library unless you download and implement it. PyCharm also includes JavaScript support of various libraries through a toolbox called JS Toolbox. The following screenshot shows this.
![Js Toolbox](/pycharm/images/js_toolbox.jpg)
It also includes various attributes which are necessary for the JavaScript file configuration. The list of attributes and configurations is shown below −
![List Attributes](/pycharm/images/list_attributes.jpg)
Observe that it includes various parameters such as Unit test suffix, File suffix, View suffix, Search URL and the specific Root directory.