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possible-props

v1.0.1

Published

Utility to generate all combination of possible props of components. Useful with Storybook

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Possible Props

Utility to generate all combination of possible props of components. Useful with Storybook

Motivation

Mostly our components received a lot of props to customized how its look. But it difficult to visualized every possible props that can be together. So, I create simple utility function that should be use in Storybook stories to generate all props for our components.

Basically, the algorithm is just a Cartesian Product from https://eddmann.com/posts/cartesian-product-in-javascript/ with some adapt for React's props

Installation

npm install possible-props

Example Usage (Storybook)

Let say we have a Button Component which received several props, btnStyle, size, bordered and children

    storiesOf('Button', module)
    .add('Custom Render Story', () => <Container>
        {
            possibleProps({
                btnStyle: ['danger', 'warning', 'default'],
                size: ['mini', 'xl', 'default'],
                children: ['Short Text', 'Longggggggggg Text'],
                bordered: ['dashed', 'default'],
            }).map(generateProps => <Row>
            <PropsPreview>
                {JSON.stringify(generateProps, null, 2)}
            </PropsPreview>
            <Button onClick={action('clicked')} {...generateProps} />
            </Row>)
        }
        </Container>)

Result Render

PossibleProps Gif