Storybook
With Storybook you can visualize different states of your UI components and develop them outside of your application.
An API is provided for external addons to provide documentation, interactivity and analytics on your components.
A command is provided to create a static version that can be deployed easily to github pages for example.
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Proofreading from native speakers wanted. Review and comment on this PR
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I want to submit an issue.
When carousel is opened on a mobile, on android/chrome for example, vertical swiping on mobile screen causes carousel slide to be changed: swiped to next or prev.
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There is an import dependencie cycle between:
src/Interfaces/index.ts:
export * from '@Redux/IStore';
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src/Redux/IStore.d.ts:
import { IHomePage } from '@Interfaces';
Eslint rule that detect the issue:
https://github.com/benmosher/eslint-plugin-import/blob/master/docs/rules/no-cycle.md
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Microsoft Edge should probably work out of the box since it's Chromium based, but we should make sure that it's officially supported.
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Feature request
- https://github.com/OperationCode/front-end/blob/main/pages/profile/index.js#L16 all of these items should be re-marked as "optional" (re: not
.isRequired()). - The corresponding elements these props are used to render should be then used to conditionally render the UI. For example:
{!!employmentStatus && (
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Describe the bug
On Safari, a lot of the sections of the app are a bit too big.
To Reproduce
- Go to the Dashboard / repo with Safari
- See the bug
Expected behavior
The same as in every other browser
Screenshots
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Released March 31, 2016
- Repository
- storybooks/storybook
- Website
- storybook.js.org





Describe the bug
With multiple pure-documentation MDX docs, the scroll position of the preview window does not reset when switching between docs.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior: