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create-storybook
Advanced tools
9.1.0
Storybook 9.1 is packed with new features and improvements to enhance accessibility, streamline testing, and make your development workflow even smoother!
🚀 Improved upgrade command with monorepo support for seamless upgrades
🅰 Angular fixes for Tailwind 4, cache busting, and zoneless compatibility
🧪 sb.mock
API and Automocking: one-line module mocking to simplify your testing workflow
🧪 Favicon shows test run status for quick visual feedback
⚛️ Easier configuration for React Native projects
🔥 Auto-abort play functions on HMR to avoid unwanted side effects
🏗️ Improved CSF factories API for type safe story definitions
♿️ A11y improvements across Storybook’s UI — addon panel, toolbar, sidebar, mobile & more
💯 Dozens more fixes and improvements based on community feedback!
extend
API, portable stories - #30601, thanks @kasperpeulen!react-element-to-jsx-string
- #31170, thanks @7rulnik!project.json
for getAbsolutePath - #31510, thanks @ndelangen!FAQs
Initialize Storybook into your project
The npm package create-storybook receives a total of 175,581 weekly downloads. As such, create-storybook popularity was classified as popular.
We found that create-storybook demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 8 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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