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New Storybook Twig Folder

New Storybook Twig Folder

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Create a twig, css, and stories.js file with the same name of a new folder
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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New Storybook HTML Folder

Adds a "Create Storybook HTML Folder" option to the Explorer context menu. Clicking this option will allow you to enter a name for the folder. The folder will be generated, with optional file extensions having matching file names. You can also opt to add css, js, sass, scss, or pcss files, and add them to a subdirectory if desired.

Usage

From the sidebar, right click on the location you wish to add a Storybook HTML folder. Click "Create Storybook HTML Folder", and enter the name of the component in the input field. Press enter, and the directory will be created.

You can also access "Create New Storybook HTML Folder" from the Command Palette (⇧⌘P).

Notes:

  • The extension checks for exiting folders with the same name and will replace an existing folder.
  • Spaces are not allowed in the folder name.

Configuration

Configure file creation in settings:

Title Creation

Storybook supports organizing components through "categories" which are "created" via the Title (ie "Components/Card" or "Library/Icons/Close"). When Organize components option is checked, titles will be generated based on their folder organziation. By default, this starts at root (the name of the root folder is not used).

To build titles based on specific parent directories, add a comma seperated list of parent folders that should create their own category groups in the Storybook sidebar to the Organize From Parent Directory Name option. When a component folder is created, if it is a child of one of those parent folders, it will generate the title starting with that parent folder. The category name will be the parent folder, unless Omit Parent Folder From Title is checked.

Examples:

Assumes:

  • Organize components is checked
  • Organize From Parent Directory Name is set to library,public

Creating a component folder named 'card' in [root]/theme/storybook/components will produce the title Theme/Storybook/Components/Card

Creating a component folder named 'card' in [root]/theme/storybook/library/components will produce the title Library/Components/Card

Creating a component folder named 'card-grid' in [root]/admin-theme/public/patterns will produce the title Public/Patterns/Card Grid

If Omit Parent Folder From Title is checked:

Creating a component folder named 'card' in [root]/theme/storybook/library/components will produce the title Components/Card

Creating a component folder named 'card-grid' in [root]/admin-theme/public/patterns will produce the title Patterns/Card Grid

File Options

Option Type Description
Add Twig File Boolean Check option to add twig file with component name
Add Html File Boolean Check option to add html file with component name
Add css File Boolean Check option to add css file with component name
Add js File Boolean Check option to add js file with component name
Add pcss File Boolean Check option to add pcss file with component name
Add sass File Boolean Check option to add sass file with component name
Add scss File Boolean Check option to add scss file with component name

All Storybook Options

Option Type Description
Organize components boolean Check to automatically include parent folder names in the title of the stories file
Organize From Parent Directory Name Comma seperated list of parent folders that create category groups in the Storybook sidebar. Will autogenerate a title in stories file based on folder organization for folders created within these directory. Example: library,public
Omit Parent Folder From Title If checked, the parent folder name from 'Organize From Parent Directory Name' will be omitted from the story title.
Add Stories JS boolean Check option to add a .stories.js file with component name
Add Stories TS boolean Check option to add a .stories.ts file with component name
Add Twig File Adds a .twig file
Add Html File Adds a .html file
Add Css File Adds a .css file
Add Js File Adds a .js file
Add Pcss File Adds a .pcss file
Add Sass File Adds a .sass file
Add Scss File Adds a .scss file
Component Import Suffix Suffix value for importing component in stories.js. Default: Template
Import Engine string import name for storybook engine imported to stories.ts files

New Storybook Twig Folder

Adds a "Create New Storybook Twig Folder" option to the Explorer context menu. Clicking this option will allow you to enter a name for the folder. The folder will be generated, with matching .twig, css, and .stories.js named files.

Configuration

Configure file creation in settings:

CSS File Extension: The extension for css. Extension name only without a proceeded . Default: css

Storybook Component Import Suffix: Suffix added to component import name. Default: Template

Storybook Component Default Export Name: Default name for storybook export. Leave empty to use component name, or add a value for the default export name. Default: ``

Use Parent Directory For Storybook Titles: Check to allow component titles to reflect their directory structure within a 'parent' directory. Example: if patterns is set as Use Parent Directory Name, component titles will be altered to match folder structure within patterns, so creating a "WideCard" folder in patterns/components/cards will result in the storybook title Components/Cards/Wide Card.

Use Parent Directory Name: Name of 'parent' directory to check for in path.

Usage

Right click a file or folder where you would like to create the storybook twig folder in the explorer.

Select "Create New Storybook Twig Folder", and enter the name in the input box.

Options

  • Customize css extension.
  • Allow parent directory structure to create Storybook Title structure
  • Customize stories.js export suffix
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