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I'm using web-mode in Emacs to write my React app, but it lacks support for styled components, no syntax highlighting or indentation for CSS in JS, making it very difficult to use.
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          You can configure all the necessary tools in emacs.



          Have a look at js2-mode in the Emacs wiki, You will find there links to the repository, for features such as linting and refactoring.



          Also indium A JavaScript development environment for Emacs.
          You will find examples on the github link, and full documentation here in readthedocs.






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            You can configure all the necessary tools in emacs.



            Have a look at js2-mode in the Emacs wiki, You will find there links to the repository, for features such as linting and refactoring.



            Also indium A JavaScript development environment for Emacs.
            You will find examples on the github link, and full documentation here in readthedocs.






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              You can configure all the necessary tools in emacs.



              Have a look at js2-mode in the Emacs wiki, You will find there links to the repository, for features such as linting and refactoring.



              Also indium A JavaScript development environment for Emacs.
              You will find examples on the github link, and full documentation here in readthedocs.






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                You can configure all the necessary tools in emacs.



                Have a look at js2-mode in the Emacs wiki, You will find there links to the repository, for features such as linting and refactoring.



                Also indium A JavaScript development environment for Emacs.
                You will find examples on the github link, and full documentation here in readthedocs.






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                You can configure all the necessary tools in emacs.



                Have a look at js2-mode in the Emacs wiki, You will find there links to the repository, for features such as linting and refactoring.



                Also indium A JavaScript development environment for Emacs.
                You will find examples on the github link, and full documentation here in readthedocs.







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