@storybook/native-components
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This module contains React components that allow you to interact with appetize.io. This lets you take advantage of controls, as well as add-ons.
This module contains React components that allow you to interact with appetize.io. This lets you take advantage of controls, as well as add-ons.
This package is included within the @storybook/native package already, so if you have that as a dependency you do not need to manually install this.
If you are not using that package, use one of these commands to install this package:
npm install @storybook/native-components
or
yarn add @storybook/native-components
import { EmulatorRenderer } from '@storybook/native-components';
An example usage can be found here
v3.0.0 (Wed Nov 29 2023)
@storybook/native-android-material-deep-link-example, @storybook/native-controls-example, @storybook/native-cross-platform-example, @storybook/native-flutter-example, @storybook/native-ios-example-deep-link, @storybook/native-addon, @storybook/native-controllers, @storybook/deep-link-logger, @storybook/native-dev-middleware, @storybook/native-devices, @storybook/native-components, @storybook/native
FAQs
This module contains React components that allow you to interact with appetize.io. This lets you take advantage of controls, as well as add-ons.
The npm package @storybook/native-components receives a total of 98 weekly downloads. As such, @storybook/native-components popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @storybook/native-components demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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