Table of Contents

• Table of Contents
• Usage
• Commands

Usage

$ npm install -g @bluebase/cli-storybook-native
$ bluebase COMMAND
running command...
$ bluebase (-v|--version|version)
@bluebase/cli-storybook-native/1.4.0 linux-x64 node-v12.18.3
$ bluebase --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ bluebase COMMAND
...

Commands

• bluebase storybook-native:init
• bluebase storybook-native:start

bluebase storybook-native:init

Initializes a directory with an example project.

USAGE
  $ bluebase storybook-native:init

OPTIONS
  --appJsPath=appJsPath  [default: ./bluebase/storybook-native/App] Path to App.js file relative to the root directory
  --assetsDir=assetsDir  [default: ./assets/storybook-native] Path to assets directory relative to the root directory
  --buildDir=buildDir    [default: ./build/storybook-native] Path to build directory relative to the root directory
  --configDir=configDir  [default: ./bluebase/storybook-native] Path to config directory relative to the root directory

EXAMPLE
  $ bluebase storybook-native:start

bluebase storybook-native:start

Starts or restarts a local server for your app and gives you a URL to it.

USAGE
  $ bluebase storybook-native:start

OPTIONS
  --appJsPath=appJsPath  [default: ./bluebase/storybook-native/App] Path to App.js file relative to the root directory
  --assetsDir=assetsDir  [default: ./assets/storybook-native] Path to assets directory relative to the root directory
  --buildDir=buildDir    [default: ./build/storybook-native] Path to build directory relative to the root directory
  --configDir=configDir  [default: ./bluebase/storybook-native] Path to config directory relative to the root directory

EXAMPLE
  $ bluebase storybook-native:start