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Storybook Helper Updated Snippet

Storybook Helper Updated Snippet

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Quickly create Storybook's stories for your React components
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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storybook-vscode-helper README

Credits: This extension is an extension and update of riccardo-forina's brilliant extension (riccardo-forina/storybook-vscode-helper)

A Visual Studio Code helper to create Storybook stories from your components real quick.

Features

Create a Storybook story command

Open the tsx or jsx file that contains the component for which you want to create a story, then from the command palette run "Create a Storybook story".

A new unsaved file will be created with the basics of a Storybook story in the Component Story Format (CSF) filled out for you. Move between the placeholders with TAB, customize the names as you want and you are done.

Create a Storybook story command demo

If your component is written with Typescript, the extension will try to understand the properties it takes filling them out for you with some placeholders, or a default value if available.

Typescript demo

story snippet

In alternative, you can create a Storybook file in the common format {Component Name}.stories.jsx|tsx, type story and hit tab to expand the snippet. You will get a basic story in the Component Story Format (CSF) filled out for you.

Roadmap

  • ☑️ Javascript snippet
  • ☑️ Typescript snippet
  • ☑️ Command palette command to automate the file creation
  • ☑️ Make the command unrestand the props taken by the component to automatically fill the arguments with some defaults

Known Issues

None yet!

Release Notes

1.0.0

Initial release of storybook-vscode-helper

1.1.0

Compile the extension with esbuild to remove the dependency with Typescript. Automatic args placeholders for Typescript components.

1.1.1

Updated README.md

1.2.0

For Typescript files, detect if multiple components are exported and prompt the user to select the one to use.

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