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@component-anatomy/storybook

v0.0.1

Published

Storybook addon — interactive component anatomy panel synced with the story canvas

Readme

@component-anatomy/storybook

Storybook addon that adds an Anatomy panel — an interactive part list synced two-way with the story canvas.

  • Hover a part in the panel → the element is highlighted in the canvas
  • Hover a data-part element in the canvas → the panel entry activates
  • Works with Storybook 9 and 10, any renderer (React, Vue, HTML, Web Components…)

Install

npm install --save-dev @component-anatomy/storybook
// .storybook/main.ts
export default {
  addons: ['@component-anatomy/storybook'],
};

Use

Annotate your story's DOM with data-part and add the anatomy parameter:

import type { AnatomyParameters } from '@component-anatomy/storybook';

export const Anatomy: Story = {
  parameters: {
    anatomy: {
      parts: [
        { id: 'icon',  name: 'Icon',  description: 'Optional leading glyph.' },
        { id: 'label', name: 'Label', description: 'The visible action text.' },
      ],
      // optional:
      preset: 'blueprint',            // 'default' | 'minimal' | 'contrast' | 'blueprint'
      theme: { accent: '#0d9488' },   // theme tokens for the canvas overlays
      overlayLabel: true,             // floating name chip
      overlayPadding: 2,              // inflate highlight boxes (px)
      root: '.my-component',          // narrow the anatomy root (CSS selector)
      disable: false,                 // turn off for a story
    } satisfies AnatomyParameters,
  },
};

Omit parts (pass {}) and the panel lists parts auto-discovered from data-part attributes, with names derived from the ids.

Parameters follow Storybook's normal inheritance — project-wide defaults in .storybook/preview.ts, per-component in meta.parameters, per-story overrides in story.parameters.

Example

A complete Storybook 10 setup with Button/Slider/Tabs stories lives in examples/storybook, deployed at https://julien-deramond.github.io/component-anatomy/storybook/.

Docs

Full documentation: https://julien-deramond.github.io/component-anatomy/docs/storybook

License

MIT