anelixiruser
I recently ran across https://storybook.js.org/ and I’m wondering if there’s a good way to use it with Phoenix LiveView LiveComponents.
I don’t have much React experience, but I saw they describe it as also useful for pure HTML.
Is there anybody using this with LiveComponents? Is it still useful/helpful, or is it more for dealing with the issues in javascript-oriented frameworks?
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james39032
Also interested by this. Storybook seem promising
sodapopcan
Storybook is very React-specific. Like, not just JS view-framework specific—React-specific. I don’t see how it could work with LiveComponents. But hey, if you want to take on a challenge and share the results with the rest of us…
lawik
Seems from their website that they support more than a dozen frameworks and toolings. One of them is listed as “HTML” even : )
I think it might not be married to React. Haven’t used it but think it could be a useful thing to look closer at.
wojtekmach
Check out Marlus Saraiva on X: "Introducing the new Surface Catalogue. A first attempt to build something similar to Storybook for Surface and, hopefully, for any Phoenix/Liveview project in the near future. Prototype and installation instructions at https://t.co/rzden5u98g @phoenixframework #myelixirstatus https://t.co/xO2QHbmdqX" / X
yreuvekamp
Also here: Surface - A component-based library for Phoenix LiveView
mahmoud
Check this out PhxLiveStorybook. It looks cool. Demo here.