If you start the latest version of Quokka.js ‘Pro’ edition with an expired license, you will receive a message telling you that you that your license has expired and you must either:
- Purchase a renewal with a 30% discount
- Switch to Quokka’s community edition
- Downgrade to a previous version
How do I determine the previous version I can use?
All previous versions are listed at the bottom of this page. You can paste your Quokka license to determine the latest version you can use.
I thought my license was ‘perpetual’?
Your license is indeed perpetual, you are entitled to continue to use any version released within 12 months after purchase indefinitely.
Why do I need to renew to get the latest updates?
The Javascript landscape is fast moving and in addition to new features and bug fixes, our upgrade program includes support for new Editor versions (VS Code, IntelliJ), new Javascript/TypeScript language features, and new versions of existing libraries and frameworks. There is a significant amount of work required on our side to support these, which is why upgrades are limited to 12 months.
How do I renew?
You can renew your license at any time by visiting the Wallaby Store and
then selecting to Claim your renewal discount. For personal licenses, you must provide the email address associated
with your previous purchase. For company licenses, you must provide your previous order number.
I didn’t upgrade Quokka, so why is my license no longer valid?
Some Editors (VS Code) can update themselves or their extensions automatically, without you knowing. You will need to make sure that you are using a version of Quokka that is supported by your license.
How do I continue to use my expired license with VS Code?
To continue to use the version of Quokka your license entitles you to, you will need to
check your license expiry date and install a version of Quokka released before
that date by right-clicking on the extension name in VS Code and using the Install Another Version menu item.
To stop seeing the reminder about expired version you may use the Suppress Expiration Notifications Quokka VS Code setting.
How do I continue to use my expired license with IntelliJ?
To continue to use the version of Quokka your license entitles you to, you will need to
check your license expiry date and download a version of Quokka released before
that date. After determining the Quokka version you are entitled to, you must
download the previous version and install it in IntelliJ using the Install plugin from disk... command.
How do I continue to use my expired license with Sublime Text?
To continue to use the version of Quokka your license entitles you to, you will need to contact us and provide us with your license key or your order number.
Will I be able to use Quokka with new versions of my editor?
Yes, if you purchased your license after 1st September 2018, with one important caveat. If an editor introduces a breaking change that requires an update to Quokka, then you will not be able to use the previous version of Quokka with the new version of the editor.
If you purchased before September 2018, then the last version of Quokka you were entitled to is fixed to the version of your editor that Quokka was certified against. You may download the previous version of your editor to continue using the ‘Pro’ edition of Quokka with your old license.
If your version of Quokka is no longer supported by your latest editor update, you may download and install a previous version of your editor The links below can help you to find a valid editor version:
Previous Versions
Please paste your Quokka license in the textbox below to find the latest compatible Quokka plugins for each editor. Alternatively you can use the table below to manually determine which plugin version you can used based on your expiry date.
Error: Invalid License Key!
Your license expired on .
The last version of Quokka that was included in your 12-months of free upgrades was:
Your license is valid until .
The latest version of Quokka is available to you:
If your expired Quokka version doesn't work with the latest version of your editor (because of the editor API changes), you may use a version of your editor that was released before your Quokka license expired. The last editor version supported by your license key is .
The links below can help you to find other valid editor versions that were released before :
If your expired Quokka version doesn't work with the latest version of your editor (because of the editor API changes), you may use a version of your editor that was released before your Quokka license expired. The links below can help you to find a valid editor version that was released before :
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