ngx-schematics-for-storybook v0.2.2

ngx-schematics-for-storybook

Angular schematics which automatically adds new components created with ng generate component to the Storybook.

Setup

$ npm installngx-schematics-for-storybook @storybook/cli --save-dev 
$ npx getstorybook

# yarn
$ yarn add ngx-schematics-for-storybook @storybook/cli --dev
$ yarn run getstorybook

Note that you need @storybook/cli>=4.0.0-alpha.9 for angular-cli 6 support.

Configure

To use ngx-schematics-for-storybook as the default collection in your Angular CLI project, add it to your angular.json:

ng config cli.defaultCollection ngx-schematics-for-storybook

The ngx-schematics-for-storybook extend the default @schematics/angular collection. If you want to set defaults for schematics such as generating components with scss file, you must change the schematics package name from @schematics/angular to ngx-schematics-for-storybook in angular.json:

"schematics": {
  "ngx-schematics-for-storybook:component": {
    "styleext": "scss"
  }
}

Usage

# if you use ngx-schematics-for-storybook as the default collection
$ ng generate component foo
CREATE src/app/foo/foo.component.scss (0 bytes)
CREATE src/app/foo/foo.component.html (22 bytes)
CREATE src/app/foo/foo.component.spec.ts (607 bytes)
CREATE src/app/foo/foo.component.ts (258 bytes)
CREATE src/stories/foo/foo.stories.ts (376 bytes)
UPDATE src/app/app.module.ts (481 bytes)

# if you do not use ngx-schematics-for-storybook as the default collection
$ ng generate ngx-schematics-for-storybook:component foo 

In addition to the ordinary ng generate component, the above command generates a .stories.ts file for the created component.

All the options for the ordinary ng generate component is available, as well as:

• --noStory
  • Skips creating a story for the created component
• --useTemplate
  • Uses a template string (e.g. template: `<app-foo></app-foo>`) instead of a component class (e.g. component: FooComponent) in the storybook
• --tagAsLabel
  • Uses a tag string (e.g. <app-foo>) as a label instead of a component class name (e.g. FooComponent) in the storybook
• --replacePath
  • Replaces the path of the story with a stringified array of { from: string, to: string } which is to be used as path.replace(new RegExp(from), to)
• --useComponentDir
  • Use the same dir as the component instead of the stories dir

License

MIT