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storybook-decorators

v0.3.2

Published

Provides small, composable decorators for enhancing Storybook development

Downloads

37

Readme

storybook-decorators

Latest version in npm

The project is in initial development. More decorators and documentation will be added.

Storybook-decorators provides common Storybook decorators for enhancing the prototyping experience. Decorators are independent of each other meaning it is possible to use only a subset of the decorators provided. The library also provides a compose function for composing decorators in natural order.

Usage

First, add storybook-decorators add a dependency to your project:

$ npm install --save --dev storybook-decorators

In your story files, import and use the decorators you want:

import {storiesOf} from "@storybook/react";
import {background, centered, compose} from "storybook-decorators";

// Using compose is not required, but it flips the application order for the decorators and thus is more natural to read.
const decorate = compose(background, centered);

storiesOf("SomeComponent", module)
  .addDecorators(decorate)
  .add("Story 1", () => <div>Story 1</div>);

License

MIT