[Kinda Resolved] How to exclude/promote some code completion suggestions?

Context: I’m working on a Typescript project for a Node.js software.

Problem: WebStorm’s code completion first ranked suggestions are sometime not best suited for a given project. When it repeatedly comes with the wrong suggestion for a given module/ambient, I really want to exclude this suggestion or (best) to promote the second suggestion, so that next times, it comes in first position.

For example, I often use code assertions with the native module Assert to do type-narrowing or to prevent invariant.

import assert from 'assert';

const value1 = 123 as unknown;
assert(typeof value1 === 'number'); // value1 is type-narrowed to number

const value2 = 'str';
assert(typeof value2 === 'number'); // throws an AssertionError

However, whenever I start typing assert (no abbreviation kidding over here please), WebStorm suggests console.assert, which is really not what I want. Actually, any console.* thing is probably not what I intend in the first place.

How can I tweak the code completion engine to make it understand I want him to suggest the Node Assert module first?

Kinda solution: I found a solution as I was taking a screenshot to illustrate the issue. I’m not sure it directly answers my question, but it solved my actual problem with the Assert module vs. console.assert().

Turns out there is a build-in Live Template for Javascript called `assert`, which unfolds the `console.assert($END$)` template. Live Templates always come first in suggestions. I disabled the `assert` Live Template, and the code completion engine gives me what I expect him to: the Node Assert module.