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seturon-storybook

v1.0.0

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`npm start` _or_ `npm run storybook` Both commands do the same: starts the Storybook locally on your machine.

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Storybook

npm start or npm run storybook
Both commands do the same: starts the Storybook locally on your machine.

npm run build:bundle
Builds esm, cjs and umd bundles of your code using microbundle.
Please see the microbundle GitHub repository for more documentation.

npm run build:storybook
Builds a static version of the Storybook website, ready to be deployed.

npm run serve-storybook-static
Start a local http-server and serves the static Storybook website from your file system (make sure you have built it first).

npm run analyze-bundle
Using source-map-explorer it helps you analyze and debug JavaScript (or Sass or LESS) code bloat through source maps.
Please see source-map-explorer GitHub repository for more documentation.