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storybook-puppeteer

v1.8.0

Published

Execute all storybook stories using puppeteer to check for runtime exceptions

Downloads

13

Readme

Storybook Puppeteer

NPM version License Commitizen friendly

storybook-puppeteer is a CLI to run end-to-end tests for storybook stories.

Alternatives

Jest gives you full control to test your components.
If you are using a modern stack which allows using jest please concider using Jest directly or one of the following modules instead:

Getting started

storybook-puppeteer has 0 dependencies however it relies on puppeteer to be installed as a peer dependency.
If puppeteer is not installed it will be installed during execution.

NPM

npm i --save-dev storybook-puppeteer
npx storybook-puppeteer
yarn add --dev storybook-puppeteer
yarn storybook-puppeteer

cli output demo

Options

Options:
  --help                 Show help                                     [boolean]
  --version              Show version number                           [boolean]
  -t, --timeout          Timeout for page load or selector lookup
  -d, --waitDuration     The duration after the page load to look for runtime
                         errors in miliseconds
  -s, --waitForSelector  Assert that a given selector is present in dom
  -w, --maxWorkers       Specifies the maximum number of workers the worker-pool
                         will spawn for running tests
  -u, --url              The base url of the storybook instance e.g.
                         http://localhost:6009/
  -b, --bail             Stop on first error
  -e, --exclude          Exclude a story e.g. -e "base-intro" or -e "demo-*".
                         Can be used multiple times                      [array]
  -o, --only             Run only the stories e.g. -o "base-intro" or -o
                         "demo-*". Can be used multiple times            [array]
  --serveDirectory       Serves the directory of a static storybook build
  --servePort            The port used for serveDirectory
  --autoInstall          Install puppeteer if missing - true by default

License

MIT license