hermione-storybook v1.1.0

hermione-storybook

A hermione plugin that makes it easy to write hermione tests on storybook components:

• Adds automatic screenshot tests for storybook stories;
• Adds an ability to write hermione tests for storybook stories right inside of the stories.

Installation

npm install hermione-storybook --save-dev

Usage

⚠️ Storybook 6.4+ and hermione 8.4+ are required to use this plugin.

Storybook

If you use storybook@6, you will need to enable buildStoriesJson feature in your storybook config:

// .storybook/main.js
export default {
    // ...
    features: {
        // ...
        buildStoriesJson: true
    }
}

You don't need to do this with storybook@7 or storybook@8.

Hermione

Add hermione-storybook plugin into your hermione config:

// .hermione.conf.ts
export default {
    plugins: {
        'hermione-storybook': {},

        // other hermione plugins...
    },

    // other hermione settings...
}

With this minimal config, you will be able to run npx hermione --storybook to autotest each storybook story with hermione assertView command. Hermione will open each story, wait for play function to finish (if defined), and then call assertView command. These tests would be generated in runtime.

Full plugin config:

⚠️ Storybook tests performance greatly depends on hermione testsPerSession parameter, as these tests speeds up on reusing existing sessions, so setting values around 20+ is preferred

⚠️ These tests ignore hermione isolation. It would be turned off unconditionally

Advanced usage

If you have ts-node in your project, you can write your hermione tests right inside of storybook story files:

⚠️ Storybook story files must have .js or .ts extension for this to work

import type { StoryObj } from "@storybook/react";
import type { WithHermione } from "hermione-storybook"

export const Primary: WithHermione<StoryObj> = {
    args: {
        primary: true,
        label: "Button",
    },
    hermione: {
        "my test": async ({browser, expect}) => {
            const element = await browser.$(".storybook-button");

            await expect(element).toHaveText("Button");
        }
    }
};

You can also specify extra options in story default config:

import type { WithHermione } from "hermione-storybook"
import type { Meta, StoryObj } from "@storybook/react";

const meta: WithHermione<Meta<typeof Button>> = {
    title: "Example/Button",
    component: Button,
    hermione: {
        skip: false, // if true, skips all hermione tests from this story file
        browserIds: ["chrome"], // hermione browsers to run tests from this story file
        assertViewOpts: { // override default assertView options for tests from this file
            ignoreDiffPixelCount: 5
        }
    }
};

export default meta;

If you decide to create separate config for storybook auto-tests (which is suggested), you need to specify config path via CLI option. For example:

npx hermione --storybook -c .hermione.storybook.conf.ts

This allows you to store references next to your story files:

// .hermione.conf.ts
import path from "path";
import { getStoryFile } from "hermione-storybook";

export default {
    screenshotsDir: (test) => {
        const relativeStoryFilePath = getStoryFile(test);
        const relativeStoryFileDirPath = path.dirname(relativeStoryFilePath);

        return path.join(relativeStoryFileDirPath, "screens", test.id, test.browserId);
    },
    // other hermione settings...
}

In this example, screenshot references would be stored in screens/<testId>/<browserId> folder, next to each of your story files.