If you are talking about class methods, there is nothing that JS can do because everything is public. And once something is public you have to assume that it is used because it could be. If you use TS then it will add warnings for private methods that are not used.
TSLint does display unused method warning. VS Code grays out symbol to let you know that it is not used anywhere. If symbol is exported or marked as public then it goes away.
For classes, it does display same warning for unused private method.
In order to get it working, Please install "TSLint" extension in VS Code and install TSLint globally on npm install -g tslint.
Webstorm looks if public method is used within other classes in your project or in some HTML template (ie Angular). If the method is not used anywhere in the project, it gives you a warning.
I guess VS Code, doesn't have a "project" concept as such.
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It does?
If you are talking about class methods, there is nothing that JS can do because everything is public. And once something is public you have to assume that it is used because it could be. If you use TS then it will add warnings for private methods that are not used.
Yes, I meant especially class methods but thanks for your response. Webstorm can also detect class methods which are unused.
I don't think WebStorm can detect unused public method, basically no one can, public method is supposed to be used by an outsider.
TSLint does detect unused private method.
WebStorm can do it:
TSLint does display unused method warning. VS Code grays out symbol to let you know that it is not used anywhere. If symbol is exported or marked as public then it goes away.
For classes, it does display same warning for unused private method.
In order to get it working, Please install "TSLint" extension in VS Code and install TSLint globally on
npm install -g tslint.Yes, but VS Code cannot show unused public methods in classes but WebStorm can
Can you give me an example with code?
Webstorm looks if public method is used within other classes in your project or in some HTML template (ie Angular). If the method is not used anywhere in the project, it gives you a warning.
I guess VS Code, doesn't have a "project" concept as such.