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@dao-dao/storybook

[Storybook](https://storybook.js.org/) renderer for all packages in the monorepo.

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@dao-dao/storybook

Storybook renderer for all packages in the monorepo.

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LocationSummary
decoratorsDecorators to be used in story files to wrap components in necessary parent components. Mostly React Context provider decorators.
scriptsScripts to assist in using Storybook.

Running

yarn start

# OR, from the root of this monorepo:

yarn storybook start

This will launch the storybook server, accessible via a web browser at http://localhost:6006.

Story Generator

yarn generate <glob>

To automatically generate a storybook file for a component, you have a few options.

The command above will work assuming the root is this folder (packages/storybook). For example, yarn generate **/MyComponent.tsx will generate storybook files for any file named MyComponent.tsx that is a descendant of packages/storybook at any level. You may also use something like yarn generate ../**/MyComponent.tsx to generate storybook files for any file named MyComponent.tsx in any of the packages.

Optimizations

If the argument does not start with . (period), / (forward slash), or * (asterisk)—which are all symbols related to path/glob syntax—it will automatically be prefixed with ../**/*. This will match all files and folders descendant of packages.

Additionally, the argument will be suffixed with *.tsx if it does not already end with .tsx, since most (if not all) of our components use that extension.

This means that while you can use relative or absolute paths/globs for any file, in most cases you only need to use the name of the component that you're targeting.

Examples

# All files that lives somewhere inside the `packages` folder with a name that starts with `ILoveMyNewHome`, such as a new component in the stateless package at `packages/stateless/components/ILoveMyNewHomeInTheUiPackage.tsx`.
yarn generate ILoveMyNewHome

# All files that live somewhere inside the `packages` folder and are immediate children of any folder that ends with `dao`, such as `packages/stateless/components/dao/*.tsx` or `packages/stateless/components/some_dao/*.tsx`
yarn generate dao/

# All files named `MyComponent.tsx` that are descendants of `packages/storybook` at any level
yarn generate "**/MyComponent.tsx"
# (quotes in case your shell performs automatic parameter expansion/globbing of unquoted text such as fish)

# A relative path, starting from the storybook package root
yarn generate ../../apps/dapp/components/IShouldProbablyLiveInTheUiPackage.tsx

# An absolute path
yarn generate /Users/me/Developer/dao-dao-ui/apps/dapp/components/WhyDoILiveHere.tsx
yarn generate ~/Developer/dao-dao-ui/apps/dapp/components/SeriouslyMoveMePlease.tsx

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If you have any questions, reach out to noah (@noahsaso) on Discord.

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Package last updated on 12 Mar 2024

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