0.0.1 • Published 7 years ago

react-stories v0.0.1

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MIT
Repository
github
Last release
7 years ago

react-stories

Declarative story creation for React

Motivation

Following the great work from @storybooks/storybook, I decided that for building stories in a React environment, we should be using a declarative API. Additionally, I wanted to be able to nest stories inside of other stories. So I've started building a similar concept, but very different execution.

Nesting is super useful to keep all components of different implementation but similar type together. For instance, you may have multiple buttons that extend from a single root button. To keep your ActionButton with your SubmitButton (or whatever), you can nest them under a common Button story.

Usage

// Button.jsx
export default function Button(props) {
  return (<button>{props.label}</button>)
}

// BlueButton.jsx
export default function BlueButton(props) {
  return (<button style={{ backgroundColor: 'blue' }}>{props.label}</button>);
}

// Storybook.jsx

import { StoryBook, Chapter, Story } from 'react-stories';
import Button from './Button';
import BlueButton from './BlueButton';

export default function Stories() {
  <StoryBook>
    <Chapter name="Button">
      <Story desc="A standard button">
        <Button label="My Cool Button" />
      </Story>
      <Chapter name="BlueButton">
        <Story desc="A cool blue button">
          <BlueButton label="My Blue Button" />
        </Story>
      </Chapter>
    </Chapter>
  </StoryBook>
}

Development

  • clone the repo
  • run yarn
  • run yarn serve to run the dev server with the demo loaded

TODO

Everything. This is very much a work in progress.