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@jmassberg/storybook-web-components

v0.1.0

Published

Utilities, code generators and components for storybook based library documentation

Downloads

59

Readme

Node version

Storybook + Web Components

Utilities, code generators and components for Storybook-based library documentation of web-components.

This library is designed for use in projects that use Storybook for documentation.

The provided components depend on modules that are typically installed with Storybook.

Installation

npm i -D @jmassberg/storybook-web-components

Source Code Generators

Available Generators

  • generateSourceAngularHtml: CodeGeneratorFn
  • generateSourceAngularComponent: CodeGeneratorFn
  • generateSourceHtmlMarkup: CodeGeneratorFn
  • generateSourceHtmlScript: CodeGeneratorFn
  • generateSourceReactFC: CodeGeneratorFn
  • generateSourceReactJsx: CodeGeneratorFn
  • generateSourceVueComponent: CodeGeneratorFn

Interface

interface CodeGeneratorFn {
    (args: CodeGeneratorArgs): string;
}

interface CodeGeneratorArgs {
    component: string;
    args: Record<string, unknown>;
}

Example

Generate React JSX Source Code

import { generateSourceReactJsx } from "@jmassberg/storybook-web-components";

const reactJsx = generateSourceReactJsx({
    component: "my-component",
    args: {
        _slot: "Label",
        variant: "primary",
        required: true,
        onChange: (event) => {
            // Handle event
        }
    }
});

Storybook Blocks

Available Components

  • FrameworkSource
  • SourceCode

FrameworkSource

The <FrameworkSource> component can be used in MDX stories to display integration source for all supported frameworks (HTML, Angular, React and Vue) in separate tabs.

import { FrameworkSource } from "@jmassberg/storybook-web-components";

<FrameworkSource
    theme="dark"
    component="my-component"
    args={{
        _slot: "Label",
        variant: "primary",
        required: true,
        onChange: (event) => {
            // Handle event
        }
    }}
/>

SourceCode

The <SourceCode> component can be used in MDX stories to group code snippets and provide a tab navigation to only show code that is relevant for the user.

import { SourceCode } from "@jmassberg/storybook-web-components";

<SourceCode
    theme="dark"
    codeBlocks={{
        HTML: [
            {
                language: "html",
                code: "<my-component id='test-id'></my-component>"
            }
        ],
        Javascript: [
            {
                language: "javascript",
                code: "const element = document.querySelector('my-component#test-id');"
            }
        ]
    }}
/>