@storybook/react#storiesOf JavaScript Examples
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Example #1
Source File: Card.stories.js From jasper with MIT License | 6 votes |
storiesOf("Card").add(
"large-card",
() => <Card
type='large-card'
image={PlaceholderImg}
title='Card Title That is Very Long to Decribe Something'
miniTitle='Card Mini Title'
className="tes"
text='COMPFEST is an annual one-stop IT event run by students of Faculty of Computer Science, University of Indonesia. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet Lorem. COMPFEST is an annual one-stop IT event run by students of Faculty of Computer Science, University of Indonesia. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet Lorem.'
buttonTop={<Button> Hello </Button>}
buttonBottom={<Button> Hello </Button>}/>
)
Example #2
Source File: Simple.js From VTour with MIT License | 6 votes |
storiesOf('Accordion', module).add('Simple', function () {
return React.createElement(SimpleAccordion, null);
}).add('Dark no animation', function () {
return React.createElement(SimpleAccordion, {
animate: false,
background: "dark-2"
});
}).add('Multiple', function () {
return React.createElement(SimpleAccordion, {
multiple: true
});
});
Example #3
Source File: AlertBox.stories.js From jasper with MIT License | 5 votes |
storiesOf("AlertBox").add("Default", () => (
<AlertBox className="testing" message={alertMessage} cancel={alertCancel} proceed={alertProceed} />
))
Example #4
Source File: index.stories.js From modern-react-qr-reader with MIT License | 5 votes |
storiesOf("QR Reader", module)
.add("FacingMode not specified", () => <Wrapper />)
.add("Choose facingMode", () => <Wrapper selectFacingMode />)
.add("Legacy mode", () => <Wrapper legacyMode />)
.add("Choose delay", () => <Wrapper selectDelay />)
.add("On and off", () => <Wrapper onAndOff />);
Example #5
Source File: AllComponents.js From VTour with MIT License | 5 votes |
storiesOf('All', module).add('All', function () {
return React.createElement(Components, null);
});