Portable stories for Playwright Component Tests
Storybook is the industry standard workshop for building, documenting, and testing UI components. It’s used by leading development teams at organizations like Shopify, Gov.UK, and NASA. One of the biggest benefits of developing in Storybook is that you get tests for free. Each isolated component example—or “story”—is a UI test. And if you want to test data fetching and user interactions, Storybook
Build a Next.js app in Storybook with React Server Components and Mock Service Worker
🚀Update, March 12: Storybook 8 is out now!Storybook 8 (our next major release) brings React Server Component (RSC) compatibility to Storybook for the very first time, letting you build, test and document Next.js server applications in isolation. In our first demo, we used Storybook to develop a contact card RSC, which accessed contact data both asynchronously and from a file system while simulati
Storybook 7.1
Storybook is the industry standard workshop for UI component development, documentation, and testing. It’s used by teams at Twitter, GitHub, the BBC, and the New York Times. After launching Storybook 7.0 back in April, we plan to ship future releases that are both more frequent and smaller in size. That will help Storybook keep in sync with changes across the frontend ecosystem while smoothing the
Storybook Lazy Compilation for Webpack
Storybook is the workshop environment where all UI code gets built, tested and documented. It's used by front-end teams at Shopify, Workday, Adobe, The Guardian and many more to ship robust UIs. As Storybook usage has grown, performance has become a top priority. A central theme for our 6.x release series has been to re-architect Storybook to reduce build and load times. We started by optimizing p
Test component interactions with Storybook
Components fetch data, respond to user interactions, and manage app state. To verify this functional behavior, developers rely on automated tests. But most testing tools are Node and JSDOM based. That means you’re forced to debug visual UIs in a textual command line. At Storybook, we’re improving component testing by using the browser to run tests. Over the past six months, we introduced several f
Get started with Storybook and Next.js
2023 UPDATE: Storybook created a zero-config integration with NextJS. Learn how to use it here. Next.js is a fantastic framework for building high-performance applications in React. But as it becomes more advanced — with features like next/image — it becomes more difficult to integrate with documentation and testing environments like Storybook. I dove in deep to learn how to make Storybook the bes
Announcing Storybook 3.0
Welcome to Storybook 3.0, a huge step forward for the world’s favorite UI component development environment. Functionally, 3.0 brings long-anticipated webpack2 support, create-react-native-app support, flexible snapshot testing, and a host of bugfixes and enhancements. Under the hood, Storybook 3.0 is a major overhaul of the Storybook project both organizationally and structurally. Organizationall
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