WebStorm: no autocomplete for React - webstorm

On WebStorm website they have screenshot for React autocomplete:
However, it doesn't work on my WebStorm:
I have switched my JavaScript language version to React JSX in Preferences | Languages & Frameworks | JavaScript.
In the file, I right click then selected react-DefinitelyTyped and react-dom-DefinitelyTyped from User JavaScript Library, and it is still not working, neither.
Any advice?

Try typing
<Dice
instead of
Dice
The auto-complete is looking for the start of a tag.

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