Besides the many excellent examples we saw in the previous article, there are also amazing integrations we can add to our Storybook. These integrations vary from themes to specific tests to organizing tools. The website itself has them categorized in...
When trying to dive into how to structure Storybook, I found it helpful to look at how other companies set them up. And luckily for us, there is a full showcase section where many different Storybook examples are highlighted. Some have modified their...
Now that we have a good basic understanding of stories in Storybook, let's take a closer look at how we can leverage it to create some docs. When you use Storybook, you automatically get built-in docs. It can aggregate stories, text, tables, and code...
Sometimes, our components might call API endpoints, which could add unnecessary load to our Storybook side of things. In those cases, we might want to intercept those calls and mock them instead of returning them. And luckily for us, Storybook has a ...
In our previous examples, you might have spotted that the test button component always gets added to the root of the Storybook structure. In this article, I want to dive deeper into how you can organize and structure your components. This means we'll...
Loaders are still an experimental function that can be used to add data for a story, and it's decorators. The loaders are run before the story renders, and whatever is loaded gets injected into the render context. You can use these loaders to load an...
