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I have a node.js project that contains some Jasmine specifications. The specifications are in a spec/ subdirectory and have the .spec.coffee extension, as required by jasmine-node . When I open one of my spec files in the WebStorm IDE, all the calls to beforeEach and describe and it are shown with blue squiggly underlines with the tooltip: "Unresolved function or method it()". So even though I'm using the 3.0 EAP and it's supposed to have some amount of Jasmine support , it's not automatically picking up on the fact that this is a Jasmine spec file. I tried going into File > Settings > JavaScript Libraries, and adding Jasmine as a library (specifying the path to jasmine-2.0.0.rc1.js), and then going to the Usage Scope sub-page and checking "Jasmine" in the drop-down list next to "Project", but that had no effect -- the Jasmine methods still show up as unresolved. How can I tell WebStorm that all files in a spec subdirectory, and/or all files with a .spec.coffee extension, are Jasmine tests, and have it recognize the Jasmine APIs those tests are using?

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