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storybook-code-panel

v0.2.1

Published

Storybook Addon to display code related to a story. Framework agnostic

Downloads

5,695

Readme

storybook-code-panel

Storybook Addon to display code related to a story. Framework agnostic

Example

Example showing plugin in action

Getting Started

Install the plugin into your project

npm install storybook-code-panel --save

Register it in your addons.js file in your Storybook config directory

import 'storybook-code-panel/register'

Configuring

Set global settings in your config.js file in your Storybook config directory


    import { addParameters } from '@storybook/html'; // Replace `html` with your framework (e.g) react, vue, etc

    addParameters({
        storybookCodePanel: {
            // Disable by default, enable per story
            disabled: true,
            // For file extensions that don't match Prism language name, map file extension to language
            // See list at: https://prismjs.com/#languages-list
            extensionMapping: {
                hbs: 'handlebars'
            },
            // Optional, when auto-adding files specify allowed file extensions and the order to display
            allowedExtensions: [
                'hbs', 'scss', 'css','js', 'json'
            ]
        }
    });

In your stories

Using createParams

The createParams method can be used to automatically load file list

It takes of parameter of a Webpack context to find the files.

For example, require.context('!!raw-loader!../', false, /^((?!stories).)*$/) will load all files in the parent directory (../), without subdirectories, and excluding filenames containing "stories".
They will also be loaded using the raw-loader (prefixed with raw-loader!) ignoring all other webpack loaders (with the !! prefix).

Component Story Format (CSF)

import storybookCodePanel from 'storybook-code-panel';

export default {
    title: 'Elements|Simple/Button',
    parameters: {
        storybookCodePanel: storybookCodePanel.createParams(require.context('!!raw-loader!../', false, /^((?!stories).)*$/))
    }
};
 

storiesOf API

import { storiesOf } from '@storybook/html'; // Replace `html` with your framework (e.g) react, vue, etc
import storybookCodePanel from 'storybook-code-panel';

storiesOf('Elements|Simple/Button', module)
    .addParameters({
        storybookCodePanel: storybookCodePanel.createParams(require.context('!!raw-loader!../', false, /^((?!stories).)*$/))
    });

With explicit params

The parameters can also be specified manually

Component Story Format (CSF)

import storybookCodePanel from 'storybook-code-panel';

export default {
    title: 'Elements|Simple/Button',
    parameters: {
        storybookCodePanel: {
            disabled: false,
            files: [
                {
                    fileName: 'button.hbs',
                    // Not needed if file extension was mapped globally, or file extension matches Prism language key
                    language: 'handlebars',
                    code: require('!!raw-loader!../button.hbs')
                },
                {
                    fileName: '_button.scss',
                    code: require('!!raw-loader!../button.scss')
                },
            ]
        }
    }
};
 

storiesOf API format

import { storiesOf } from '@storybook/html'; // Replace `html` with your framework (e.g) react, vue, etc
import storybookCodePanel from 'storybook-code-panel';

storiesOf('Elements|Simple/Button', module)
    .addParameters({
        storybookCodePanel: {
            disabled: false,
            files: [
                {
                    fileName: 'button.hbs',
                    // Not needed if file extension was mapped globally, or file extension matches Prism language key
                    language: 'handlebars',
                    code: require('!!raw-loader!../button.hbs')
                },
                {
                    fileName: '_button.scss',
                    code: require('!!raw-loader!../button.scss')
                },
            ]
        }
    });