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Storybook 6 and config changes #75357
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I tested this locally and we're in good shape. Thanks for the Canvas changes, @smith. Let me know if you need help clearing up the CI issues.
`src` is incorrect, and will throw an error on startup. The `scripts/storybook` script in `canvas` builds the addon.
Just a heads up, looks like this is going to block the Jest 26 upgrade. #78720 Let me know if there is anything you need to help get this over the finish line. |
How's it blocking? I'd be happy to go back and fix this once the upgrade is merged.
I haven't been able to get to it in the last few days, but the only failure was in the Canvas storyshots because it's relying on the DLL being built, so I'm going to figure out how best to fix that. |
Sorry, there might be some confusion. The upgrade to Storybook 6 is blocking upgrading to Jest 26. There was a breaking change in Jest 26 which Storyshots didn't resolve until 6.0. Details: storybookjs/storybook#10631 |
@tylersmalley oh ok that makes sense. @clintandrewhall do you think it would be ok to momentarily disable the storyshot test in canvas to get this and the jest upgrade merged? |
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Upgrade to Storybook 6 and attempt to use the declarative configuration. The goals of this PR (as part of Kibana's Storybook roadmap, are: Upgrade to Storybook 6 Still allow running Storybooks with yarn storybook plugin_name Use the declarative configuration to (hopefully) make the configuration simpler to use an easier to understand, as well as avoiding deprecation warnings and loss of future compatibility The ways in which what I have so far differs from how we do things today are: In the alias configuration it takes a path to a storybook configuration directory instead of the storybook.js file from before Each plugin (it doesn't have to be a plugin; can be any directory) has a .storybook/main.js (the aliases file in @kbn/storybook specifies these locations) where they can define their Storybook configuration. You can require('@kbn/storybook').defaultConfig to get defaults and override them @kbn/storybook has a preset that can provide Webpack and Babel configuration and Storybook parameters and decorators Instead of dynamically creating the list of stories to import, we define them in the globs of the stories property in .storybook/main.js. Do not build a DLL. We are using @kbn/ui-shared-deps as externals. Startup time is not quite as fast but still acceptable. Other things done in this PR: Allow default exports in .stories. to allow for Common Story Format CSF stories Add guard in Webpack configuration needed for overriding CSS rules Update filename casing check to allow for files with required names in Storybook Clean up observability stories Rename *.examples.tsx and *.story.tsx to *.stories.tsx
Upgrade to Storybook 6 and attempt to use the declarative configuration. The goals of this PR (as part of Kibana's Storybook roadmap, are: Upgrade to Storybook 6 Still allow running Storybooks with yarn storybook plugin_name Use the declarative configuration to (hopefully) make the configuration simpler to use an easier to understand, as well as avoiding deprecation warnings and loss of future compatibility The ways in which what I have so far differs from how we do things today are: In the alias configuration it takes a path to a storybook configuration directory instead of the storybook.js file from before Each plugin (it doesn't have to be a plugin; can be any directory) has a .storybook/main.js (the aliases file in @kbn/storybook specifies these locations) where they can define their Storybook configuration. You can require('@kbn/storybook').defaultConfig to get defaults and override them @kbn/storybook has a preset that can provide Webpack and Babel configuration and Storybook parameters and decorators Instead of dynamically creating the list of stories to import, we define them in the globs of the stories property in .storybook/main.js. Do not build a DLL. We are using @kbn/ui-shared-deps as externals. Startup time is not quite as fast but still acceptable. Other things done in this PR: Allow default exports in .stories. to allow for Common Story Format CSF stories Add guard in Webpack configuration needed for overriding CSS rules Update filename casing check to allow for files with required names in Storybook Clean up observability stories Rename *.examples.tsx and *.story.tsx to *.stories.tsx
Looks like this PR has a backport PR but it still hasn't been merged. Please merge it ASAP to keep the branches relatively in sync. |
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Looks like this PR has a backport PR but it still hasn't been merged. Please merge it ASAP to keep the branches relatively in sync. |
Upgrade to Storybook 6 and attempt to use the declarative configuration. The goals of this PR (as part of Kibana's Storybook roadmap, are: Upgrade to Storybook 6 Still allow running Storybooks with yarn storybook plugin_name Use the declarative configuration to (hopefully) make the configuration simpler to use an easier to understand, as well as avoiding deprecation warnings and loss of future compatibility The ways in which what I have so far differs from how we do things today are: In the alias configuration it takes a path to a storybook configuration directory instead of the storybook.js file from before Each plugin (it doesn't have to be a plugin; can be any directory) has a .storybook/main.js (the aliases file in @kbn/storybook specifies these locations) where they can define their Storybook configuration. You can require('@kbn/storybook').defaultConfig to get defaults and override them @kbn/storybook has a preset that can provide Webpack and Babel configuration and Storybook parameters and decorators Instead of dynamically creating the list of stories to import, we define them in the globs of the stories property in .storybook/main.js. Do not build a DLL. We are using @kbn/ui-shared-deps as externals. Startup time is not quite as fast but still acceptable. Other things done in this PR: Allow default exports in .stories. to allow for Common Story Format CSF stories Add guard in Webpack configuration needed for overriding CSS rules Update filename casing check to allow for files with required names in Storybook Clean up observability stories Rename *.examples.tsx and *.story.tsx to *.stories.tsx * Storybook 6 and config changes (#75357) Upgrade to Storybook 6 and attempt to use the declarative configuration. The goals of this PR (as part of Kibana's Storybook roadmap, are: Upgrade to Storybook 6 Still allow running Storybooks with yarn storybook plugin_name Use the declarative configuration to (hopefully) make the configuration simpler to use an easier to understand, as well as avoiding deprecation warnings and loss of future compatibility The ways in which what I have so far differs from how we do things today are: In the alias configuration it takes a path to a storybook configuration directory instead of the storybook.js file from before Each plugin (it doesn't have to be a plugin; can be any directory) has a .storybook/main.js (the aliases file in @kbn/storybook specifies these locations) where they can define their Storybook configuration. You can require('@kbn/storybook').defaultConfig to get defaults and override them @kbn/storybook has a preset that can provide Webpack and Babel configuration and Storybook parameters and decorators Instead of dynamically creating the list of stories to import, we define them in the globs of the stories property in .storybook/main.js. Do not build a DLL. We are using @kbn/ui-shared-deps as externals. Startup time is not quite as fast but still acceptable. Other things done in this PR: Allow default exports in .stories. to allow for Common Story Format CSF stories Add guard in Webpack configuration needed for overriding CSS rules Update filename casing check to allow for files with required names in Storybook Clean up observability stories Rename *.examples.tsx and *.story.tsx to *.stories.tsx Co-authored-by: Tyler Smalley <tyler.smalley@elastic.co>
Upgrade to Storybook 6 and attempt to use the declarative configuration.
The goals of this PR (as part of Kibana's Storybook roadmap, are:
yarn storybook plugin_name
The ways in which what I have so far differs from how we do things today are:
require('@kbn/storybook').defaultConfig
to get defaults and override themstories
property in .storybook/main.js.Other things done in this PR:
TODO:
scripts/storybook --dll
in canvas first to make that story work, andwithInfo
has been removed.