Storybook Addon Preview


Storybook Addon Preview can show user selected controls(args)) or knobs in various framework code in Storybook


Getting Started

* Storybook 6 or newer is required.
* If you use Storybook 5, use version 1.x.

``
npm i storybook-addon-preview --dev
`


.storybook/main.js

`js
module.exports = {
addons: [
"storybook-addon-preview/register"
],
};
`

Now, write your stories with preview.

$3


* Install @storybook/addon-controls
`js
import { previewTemplate, DEFAULT_VANILLA_CODESANDBOX } from "storybook-addon-preview";
// CSF https://storybook.js.org/docs/react/api/csf

export default {
title: "Example",
}
export const example = e => {
e.opt1;
e.num1;
return ....;
}
example.parameters = {
preview: [
{
tab: "Vanilla",
template: previewTemplate
const inst = new Instance({
opt1: ${"opt1"},
num1: ${"num1"},
});
,
language: "ts",
copy: true,
codesandbox: DEFAULT_VANILLA_CODESANDBOX(["@egjs/infinitegrid"]),
},
],
};
example.args = {
opt1: false,
num1: 0,
};
example.argTypes = {
opt1: {
control: { type: "boolean" },
defaultValue: false,
},
num1: {
control: { type: "number" },
defaultValue: 0,
},
};
`


$3


* Install @storybook/addon-knobs
`js
import { withPreview, previewTemplate, DEFAULT_VANILLA_CODESANDBOX } from "storybook-addon-preview";
import { withKnobs, boolean, number } from "@storybook/addon-knobs";

const stories = storiesOf("Example", module);

stories.addDecorator(withKnobs).addDecorator(withPreview);

stories.add("example", e => {
const opt1Value = boolean("opt1", false);
const num1Value = number("num1", 0);

return ....;
}, {
preview: [
{
tab: "Vanilla",
template: previewTemplate
const inst = new Instance({
opt1: ${"opt1"},
num1: ${"num1"},
});
,
language: "ts",
copy: true,
codesandbox: DEFAULT_VANILLA_CODESANDBOX(["@egjs/infinitegrid"]),
},
]
});
// CSF https://storybook.js.org/docs/react/api/csf

export default {
title: "Example",
decorators: [withKnobs, withPreview],
parameters: {
preview: [
{
tab: "Vanilla",
template: previewTemplate
const inst = new Instance({
opt1: ${"opt1"},
num1: ${"num1"},
});
,
language: "ts",
copy: true,
codesandbox: DEFAULT_VANILLA_CODESANDBOX(["@egjs/infinitegrid"]),
},
],
},
}
export const example = e => {
const opt1Value = boolean("opt1", false);
const num1Value = number("num1", 0);

return ....;
}
`


InfiniteGrid's Storybook Example

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`ts
export interface PreviewParameter {
/**
* The name of the tab to appear in the preview panel
*/
tab?: string;
/**
* Code to appear in the corresponding tab of the preview panel.
*/
template?: string
| ((props: Record, globals: Record) => any)
| ReturnType;
/**
* Description of the corresponding template code
*/
description?: string;
/**
* Custom args or knobs that can be used in the preview template.
*/
knobs?: Record;
/**
* Custom args or knobs that can be used in the preview template.
*/
args?: Record;
/**
* Whether to display the copy button
*/
copy?: boolean;
/**
* Language to highlight its code ("html", "css", "jsx", "tsx", "ts", "js")
*/
language?: string;
/**
* Language presets to link to codesandbox
* @see {@link https://github.com/naver/storybook-addon-preview/blob/master/README.md}
*/
codesandbox?: CodeSandboxValue
| ((previewMap: Record) => CodeSandboxValue);
/**
* Whether to share line numbers when tab names are the same
*/
continue?: boolean;
/**
* Formatting type for that code if you want formatting
* Only "html" is supported as built-in support.
* If you want to use custom formatter, use previewFormatter config in manager.js
* @see {@link https://github.com/naver/storybook-addon-preview/blob/master/README.md}
*/
format?: string | boolean;
}
`

$3


Storybook basically uses the standalone version of prettier and parser-html.
So PreviewParameter format only supports "html".

If you use a custom formatter, be careful as the file size may increase.

See: https://prettier.io/docs/en/browser.html

`js
// .storybook/manager.js
import { addons } from "@storybook/addons";
import * as prettier from "prettier/standalone";
import * as htmlParser from "prettier/parser-html";
import * as babelParser from "prettier/parser-babel";
import * as postCSSParser from "prettier/parser-postcss";

addons.setConfig({
previewFormatter: (format, code) => {
if (format === "tsx") {
return prettier.format(code, {
parser: "babel-ts",
plugins: [
htmlParser,
babelParser,
postCSSParser,
],
});
} else if (format === "vue") {
return prettier.format(code, {
parser: "vue",
plugins: [
htmlParser,
babelParser,
postCSSParser,
],
});
}
return code;
},
});
`

`js
// stories.js

export const Story = {
parameters: {
preview: [
{
tab: "Vanilla",
template:
const inst = new Instance({
opt1: "opt1",
num1: "num1",
});
,
language: "ts",
format: "tsx",
},
],
}
}
`

$3


* If the template is code that does not use knobs, you can just write it as string type.
`js
{
template:
const inst = new Instance({
opt1: 1,
num1: 1,
});
,
}
`
* If you simply want to express knobs as they are, use previewTemplate function
`js
import { previewTemplate } from "storybook-addon-preview";

{
args: {
args1: true,
},
template: previewTemplate
const inst = new Instance({
opt1: ${"opt1"},
num1: ${"num1"},
args1: ${"args1"},
});
,
}
`
* Use functions if you want to work with variables
`js
{
args: {
args1: true,
},
template: (props, globals) =>
const inst = new Instance({
opt1: ${props.opt1},
num1: ${props.num1},
args1: ${props.args1},
});
,
}
`

#### Highlight
* If you want to highlight your code, add a [highlight] comment.

`js
[
{
template: previewTemplate
const inst = new Instance({
/ [highlight] highlight opt1 /
opt1: ${"opt1"},
num1: ${"num1"},
});
,
language: "js",
},
{
template: previewTemplate

,
language: "html",
},
]
`
* If you want to highlight your code area, add the [highlight-start] and [highlight-end] comments.
`js
[
{
template: previewTemplate
const inst = new Instance({
/ [highlight-start] highlight options /
opt1: ${"opt1"},
num1: ${"num1"},
/ [highlight-end] /
});
,
},
{
template: previewTemplate



,
language: "html",
},
]
`

#### Props
Easily use options or props or use props template when you have many options
`ts
export interface PropsOptions {
indent?: number;
wrap?: string;
prefix?: string;
}
`
* DEFAULT_PROPS_TEMPLATE(names: string[], options: PropsOptions)
`js
import { previewTemplate, DEFAULT_PROPS_TEMPLATE } from "storybook-addon-preview";

{
template: previewTemplate
/ [highlight] You can see opt1, num1 options. /
const inst = new Instance({
${DEFAULT_PROPS_TEMPLATE(["opt1", "num1"], { indent: 4 })}
});
,
}
`
* JSX_PROPS_TEMPLATE(names: string[], options: PropsOptions)
`js
import { previewTemplate, JSX_PROPS_TEMPLATE } from "storybook-addon-preview";

{
template: previewTemplate
/ [highlight] You can see opt1, num1 options. /
${JSX_PROPS_TEMPLATE(["opt1", "num1"], { indent: 4 })}
/>
,
language: "jsx",
}
`
* ANGULAR_PROPS_TEMPLATE(names: string[], options: PropsOptions)
`js
import { previewTemplate, ANGULAR_PROPS_TEMPLATE } from "storybook-addon-preview";

{
template: previewTemplate
/ [highlight] You can see opt1, num1 options. /
${ANGULAR_PROPS_TEMPLATE(["opt1", "num1"], { indent: 4 })}
>
,
language: "html",
}
`
* VUE_PROPS_TEMPLATE(names: string[], options: PropsOptions)
`js
import { previewTemplate, VUE_PROPS_TEMPLATE } from "storybook-addon-preview";

{
template: previewTemplate
/ [highlight] You can see opt1, num1 options. /
${VUE_PROPS_TEMPLATE(["opt1", "num1"], { indent: 4 })}
>
,
language: "html",
}
`
* LIT_PROPS_TEMPLATE(names: string[], options: PropsOptions)
`js
import { previewTemplate, LIT_PROPS_TEMPLATE } from "storybook-addon-preview";

{
template: previewTemplate
/ [highlight] You can see opt1, num1 options. /
html${""}${LIT_PROPS_TEMPLATE(["opt1", "num1"], { indent: 4 })}
>${""};
,
language: "js",
}
`

$3

Link the code you used to the code sandbox.
There is a dependency and initial settings file for linking code sandboxes.
The frameworks we support are react, angular, svelte, lit, preact, and vue.

`js
const CodeSandboxValue = {
// https://github.com/codesandbox/codesandbox-importers/blob/master/packages/import-utils/src/create-sandbox/templates.ts#L63
template: "vue-cli",
files: {
"src/main.js":
import Vue from "vue";
import App from "./App.vue";

Vue.config.productionTip = false;

new Vue({
render: h => h(App)
}).$mount("#app");
,
"src/App.vue": {
tab: "Vue",
},
},
dependencies: {
"vue": "^2.6.0",
},
userDependencies: ["@egjs/vue-infinitegrid@^3"],
});
`

#### You can use the default codesandbox presets.
* External modules except framework modules used in code

`ts
// DEFAULT_(VANILLA)_CODESANDBOX
// DEFAULT_(REACT)_CODESANDBOX
// DEFAULT_(ANGULAR)_CODESANDBOX
type DEFAULT_FRAMEWORK_CODESANDBOX: CodeSandboxTemplate = (userDependencies?: string[], files?: FilesParam) => CodeSandboxValue;
`

* The codesandbox presets provided in the preview are vanilla, react, angular, vue, preact, lit and svelte.

|Name|Default Tab Names|Code|
|----|---|---|
|DEFAULT_VANILLAJS_CODESANDBOX(JS)|HTML, VANILLA, CSS(optional)|View Code|
|DEFAULT_VANILLA_CODESANDBOX(TS)|HTML, VANILLA, CSS(optional)|View Code|
|DEFAULT_REACT_CODESANDBOX(TS)|React, CSS(optional)|View Code
|DEFAULT_REACTJS_CODESANDBOX(TS)|ReactJS, CSS(optional)|View Code
|DEFAULT_ANGULAR_CODESANDBOX|Angular(html, component, module), CSS(optional)|View Code|
|DEFAULT_VUE_CODESANDBOX|Vue|View Code|
|DEFAULT_VUE3_CODESANDBOX|Vue3|View Code|
|DEFAULT_SVELTE_CODESANDBOX|Svelte|View Code|
|DEFAULT_LIT_CODESANDBOX|Lit, CSS(optional)|View Code|


#### The following explains how to use the default codesandbox preset.


`ts
import {
DEFAULT_VANILLA_CODESANDBOX,
DEFAULT_REACT_CODESANDBOX,
DEFAULT_ANGULAR_CODESANDBOX,
} from "storybook-addon-preview";

{
preview: [
{
// { tab: "HTML" }
tab: "HTML",
template: ...,
},
{
// { tab: "CSS" }
tab: "CSS",
template: ...,
},
{
// { tab: "Vanilla" }
tab: "Vanilla",
template: ...,
codesandbox: DEFAULT_VANILLA_CODESANDBOX(["@egjs/infinitegrid"]),
},
{
// { tab: "React" }
tab: "React",
template: ...,
codesandbox: DEFAULT_REACT_CODESANDBOX(["@egjs/react-infinitegrid"]),
},
{
// { tab: "Angular", index: 0 }
tab: "Angular",
description: "app.component.html",
template: ...,
language: "markup",
codesandbox: DEFAULT_ANGULAR_CODESANDBOX(["@egjs/ngx-infinitegrid"]),
},
{
// { tab: "Angular", index: 1 }
tab: "Angular",
description: "app.component.ts",
template: ...,
language: "tsx",
codesandbox: DEFAULT_ANGULAR_CODESANDBOX(["@egjs/ngx-infinitegrid"]),
},
{
// { tab: "Angular", index: 2 }
tab: "Angular",
description: "app.module.ts",
template: ...,
language: "typescript",
codesandbox: DEFAULT_ANGULAR_CODESANDBOX(["@egjs/ngx-infinitegrid"]),
},
],
}
`

#### Change tab names

Check the code sandbox preset code for the file names.

`js
import {
DEFAULT_VANILLA_CODESANDBOX,
DEFAULT_REACT_CODESANDBOX,
DEFAULT_ANGULAR_CODESANDBOX,
} from "storybook-addon-preview";

{
preview: [
{
tab: "Custom HTML",
template: ...,
},
{
tab: "Custom CSS",
template: ...,
},
{
tab: "Vanilla",
template: ...,
codesandbox: DEFAULT_VANILLA_CODESANDBOX(["@egjs/infinitegrid"], {
"index.html": {
tab: "Custom HTML",
template: "html",
values: {
cssFiles: ["src/styles.css"],
jsFiles: ["src/index.ts"],
},
},
"src/styles.css" : { tab: "Custom CSS" },
}),
},
{
tab: "Angular Component HTML",
description: "app.component.html",
template: ...,
language: "markup",
codesandbox: DEFAULT_ANGULAR_CODESANDBOX(["@egjs/ngx-infinitegrid"], {
"src/app/app.component.html": { tab: "Angular Component HTML" },
"src/app/app.component.ts": { tab: "Angular Component" },
"src/app/app.module.ts": { tab: "Angular Module" },
}),
},
{
tab: "Angular Component",
description: "app.component.ts",
template: ...,
language: "tsx",
codesandbox: DEFAULT_ANGULAR_CODESANDBOX(["@egjs/ngx-infinitegrid"], {
"src/app/app.component.html": { tab: "Angular Component HTML" },
"src/app/app.component.ts": { tab: "Angular Component" },
"src/app/app.module.ts": { tab: "Angular Module" },
}),
},
{
tab: "Angular Module",
description: "app.module.ts",
template: ...,
language: "typescript",
codesandbox: DEFAULT_ANGULAR_CODESANDBOX(["@egjs/ngx-infinitegrid"], {
"src/app/app.component.html": { tab: "Angular Component HTML" },
"src/app/app.component.ts": { tab: "Angular Component" },
"src/app/app.module.ts": { tab: "Angular Module" },
}),
},
],
};
`
#### Make Custom CodeSandbox

* template is based on this logic.
* dependencies, devDependencies, scripts are based on package.json's dependencies, devDependencies, scripts
* userDependencies are dependencies of type array. ([vue@^2.6.0])
* files has string, CodeFileTab(object), and null types.
* CodeFileTab: Returns the preview tab as a string value.
* null: Delete the existing file.

CodeSandbox supports various templates. To use the template, you need to define the basic files yourself. Please refer to the template in the CodeSandbox.

`js
export const DEFAULT_VUE_CODESANDBOX: CodeSandboxTemplate = (userDependencies = [], files = {}) => {
return {
template: "vue-cli",
files: {
"src/main.js":
import Vue from "vue";
import App from "./App.vue";

Vue.config.productionTip = false;

new Vue({
render: h => h(App)
}).$mount("#app");
,
"src/App.vue": {
tab: "Vue",
},
...files,
},
dependencies: {
"vue": "^2.6.0",
},
userDependencies,
};
};

`




Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

storybook-addon-preview is released under the MIT license.


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