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@charlietango/storybook-utils

v1.2.0

Published

A set of utilities and helpers to power our Storybooks.

Downloads

14

Readme

@charlietango/storybook-utils

A set of utilities and helpers to power our Storybooks.

Installation

Install using Yarn:

yarn add @charlietango/storybook-utils --dev

or NPM:

npm install @charlietango/storybook-utils --save-dev

Requirements

You will need to have the following peer dependencies installed:

  • react
  • @testing-library/react

Usage

testStories

Automatically test all Storybook stories in your project. Provide testStories with a glob (or globs) pointing to all your CSF storybook files.

src/tests/stories.test.ts

import { testStories } from "@charlietango/storybook-utils";

testStories("./src/**/*.{story,stories}.{js,tsx}");

Options

In addition to the glob, testStories also accepts an options object.

| Command | Description | | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | customRender | Provide a custom render method, instead of the default from @testing-library/react. This is used to apply a fixed set of decorators around all your stories. https://testing-library.com/docs/react-testing-library/setup#custom-render | | callback | Callback after each render(). Use this if you need to perform custom validation. If not defined, a default await waitFor call will be made, to ensure stories are fully loaded. | | storybookConfig | Global configuration from the Storybook - Use this to add decorators around all stories. |

createStoryPath

This method takes the base from paths.macro and, converts it to usable Storybook path. This is useful to create a title for your stories, that reflect their current location.

import { createStoryPath } from "@charlietango/storybook-utils";
import base from "paths.macro";

export default {
  title: createStoryPath(base),
} as Meta;

Examples

  • src/components/Header/Header.story.tsx 🡆 components/Header
  • components/Header/Header.story.tsx 🡆 components/Header
  • src/components/Header/Navigation/Navigation.story.tsx 🡆 components/Header/Navigation