Overview
When you start Wallaby.js without a valid license, you will be prompted to provide your license details. You may also provide your license details at any time by following the instructions for your editor.
If you purchased a personal license or your company has assigned you a license via their Wallaby Account, then you may activate Wallaby using your email address. If you activate using an email address more than a day after your purchase then you will be sent an email asking you to confirm your activation.
Alternatively, you may activate using a license key.
Receiving your License Key
Immediately after purchasing your Wallaby.js license, you will be sent an email with your license key(s). If you do not receive an email, please check your junk/spam folders.
Personal Licenses
Your personal license email will be similar to:
Dear Name,
Thank you for your order. Please find your Wallaby.js personal license key below.
abc==
Regards, The Wallaby Team
The license key in this case is abc==. Please take special care to copy any trailing = characters.
Company Licenses
For two company seat licenses, the email will be similar to:
Dear Company Name,
Thank you for your order. Please find your Wallaby.js company license keys below.
Key #xxxxx:
abc==
Key #yyyyy:
def==
Regards, The Wallaby Team
The first license key in this case is abc== and the second one is def==. Please take special care to copy any trailing = characters.
Entering License Details
Select your editor
The content of this page is adjusted based on your editor of choice. Please select your editor by clicking on your editor’s logo below before proceeding:
Visual Studio Code
After you install Wallaby.js in Visual Studio Code, the Wallaby Start View will appear which includes a License section with a button to Activate License. Enter either your Email Address or License Key and click Submit to activate your license.
You may also press the Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + P key combo to show the editor Command Palette and invoke the Wallaby.js: Manage License Key command to provide your license details.
JetBrains Editors
After you install Wallaby.js in your IDE and restart the IDE, or any time you restart the IDE after Wallaby.js is installed, you should get the license activation popup. Open the license activation window from the popup, and enter either your Email Address or License Key in the input field and click the Activate License button.
To view or change the license details you may use the Help | Wallaby.js | Manage License menu item in your IDE.
Atom
After you install Wallaby.js in Atom and start Wallaby.js for your project, you should get the license activation popup. Open the license activation window from the popup, and enter either your Email Address or License Key in the input field and click Apply button.
You may also press the Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + P key combo to show the editor Command Palette and invoke the Wallaby: Show License command to display the license activation window.
Visual Studio
After you install Wallaby.js in Visual Studio, restart the IDE and start Wallaby.js, you should get the license activation popup. Open the license activation window from the popup, and enter either your Email Address or License Key in the input field and click the Activate button.
To view or change the license details you may use the Help | Wallaby.js License menu item in your IDE.
Sublime Text
After you install Wallaby.js in Sublime Text, you may press Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + P to show the editor Command Palette and invoke Wallaby.js: Show License command. It will display the license key input field at the bottom of the editor window. Enter either your Email Address or License Key in the input field and press the Enter key, then restart Wallaby.js.
Expired licenses
When you purchase a new license, you get a perpetual license for the version available at the time of purchase as well as all versions released in the next 12 months.
If you would like to renew your existing license(s) and receive another 12 months of updates/upgrades, you may visit our store and “Claim” your existing user discount.
If you have an expired license and are using VS Code, a JetBrains editor (with a license expiry after June 2019), Atom, or Sublime Text then your editor will automatically download and use the last version of Wallaby that is supported by your license.
If you are using Visual Studio (not VS Code), then you will need to download the latest Wallaby extension version that is supported by your license using our use our latest covered version form.
If you are using a JetBrains editor (e.g. IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm, PhpStorm, etc.) and your license expired before June 2019, then you will need to download the latest version of the Wallaby plugin for JetBrains editors that is supported by your license using our use our latest covered version form.
Troubleshooting
If you are activating using your email address and you are not receiving a confirmation email, please check for the email in your junk/spam folders.
If activating via email is not working for you, try providing your license key instead.
If your license key is not working for you, double check that you are pasting the full key. Sometimes only a part of the key is selected/copied from the order fulfilment email and this is the most common reason why the key is rejected. If someone else from your company sent you a key that doesn’t work, please ask them to double check that they have sent you the full key from the order fulfilment email.
If the troubleshooting steps above don’t help, please email us and send the license key along with editor name and version that you using.