@luniand-ui/storybook-addon

Use Luniand UI in your Storybook stories.

This Plugin wraps each of your stories with LuniandProvider which can be configured using Storybook parameters.

Installation

yarn

yarn add -D @luniand-ui/storybook-addon

npm

npm i -D @luniand-ui/storybook-addon

Add the addon to your configuration in .storybook/main.js and disable the emotion alias (available with Storybook >6.4).

module.exports = {
  addons: ["@luniand-ui/storybook-addon"],
  features: {
    emotionAlias: false,
  },
}

Configuring LuniandProvider

If you need to customize the props passed to LuniandProvider for your stories (to use a custom theme, for example), you'll need to create custom Storybook parameters.

To set global parameters for this addon, add a luniand object to the parameters export in .storybook/preview.js:

import myTheme from "../theme"

export const parameters = {
  luniand: {
    theme: myTheme,
  },
}

The luniand parameters take the same shape as the props for LuniandProvider. See the LuniandProvider props table to see the list of possible parameters.

Overriding LuniandProvider configuration for individual components or stories

Storybook allows you to define parameters at multiple levels: global, component, and story. We recommend setting default parameters at the global level, and overriding them at the component or story when necessary. See the Storybook Parameters documentation for more information.

Color Mode Tool

You will be able to toggle your color mode with the button in the toolbar. It tries to sync with your theme through the localstorage key.

Story Controls for Theme Components

Get controls for the theming props variant, size and colorScheme in your stories with getThemingArgTypes(theme, componentName).

import { Meta, StoryFn } from "@storybook/react"
import { getThemingArgTypes } from "@luniand-ui/storybook-addon"
import { theme } from "<your-theme>"

export default {
  title: "Components / Forms / Button",
  // get controls for `variant`, `size` and `colorScheme`
  argTypes: getThemingArgTypes(theme, "Button"),
} as Meta

interface StoryProps extends ThemingProps<"Button"> {}

export const Basic: StoryFn<StoryProps> = (props) => (
  <Button {...props}>Button</Button>
)

This will render input fields to choose the theming prop values: