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react-native-storysource-transformer

Provides storybook source in react-native to display on storybook web server

0.0.5

MIT

JavaScript

11.67 kB

1.9

Installations

npm install react-native-storysource-transformer

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13.12.0

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Developer

fabien88

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10 Commits

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11 Branches

2 Contributors

Updated on Oct 01, 2022

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0.0.5

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6.14.5

Node Version

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react-native-storysource-transformer

Enables storybook storysource addon for react-native.

Purpose

This package makes storysource addon compatible with react-native which is not supported by default.

Storybook Screenshot

Installation and configuration

Step 1 : install react-native-storysource-transformer library

1yarn add react-native-storysource-transformer --dev

Step 2 : Configure the react native packager

For React Native v0.58 or newer

Merge your metro.config.js file with this config :

metro.config.js:

1module.exports = {
2  transformer: {
3    babelTransformerPath: require.resolve(
4      "react-native-storysource-transformer"
5    ),
6  },
7};

If you already use another transformer, you can reference an intermediate file like this :
metro.customTransformer.js :

1const svgTransformer = require("react-native-svg-transformer");
2const storyTransformer = require("react-native-storysource-transformer");
3
4module.exports.transform = function (options) {
5  if (options.filename.endsWith(".svg")) {
6    return svgTransformer.transform(options);
7  } else {
8    return storyTransformer.transform(options);
9  }
10};

Step 3 : install storysource addon

Install storysource addon and source-loader dependencies:

1yarn add @storybook/addon-storysource --dev
2yarn add @storybook/source-loader --dev

Add this line in your storybook/addons.js file :

1import "@storybook/addon-storysource/register";

Step 4 (optional) : custom config

react-native-storysource-transformer is controlled by the react-native-storysource-transformer section of the project's package.json.

Options

Setting	Type	Description	Default
filePatterns	`string[]`	An array of blobs to match your stories files.	`["*/.stories.{js,ts}{x,}", "*/stories/index.{js,ts}{x,}"]` will match all files named .stories.js/jsx/ts/tsx and the default index story file
storyMatcher (Advanced)	`string`	A regular expression used to parse a story. May be needed if your stories are not written using the usual convention : `storiesOf('Welcome', module).add(...`	`"(storiesOf.?\\(.?module\\))"`

Examples:

Example below will handle every stories ending with .stories.js or .stories.jsx.

`package.json`

1{
2  "name": "AwesomeProject",
3  "config": {
4    "react-native-storysource-transformer": {
5      "filePatterns": ["**/*.stories.js", "**/*.stories.jsx"]
6    }
7  }
8}

You may need to run yarn react-native start --reset-cache if you change any of these options.

Start

Run your storybook server and your storybook app as usual :

1yarn storybook

1react-native run-ios

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Last Scanned on 2025-07-07

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react-native-storysource-transformer

Installations

Developer Guide

No

CommonJS

13.12.0

6.14.5

Pull Requests

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2

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Developer

fabien88

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react-native-storysource-transformer

Purpose

Installation and configuration

Step 1 : install react-native-storysource-transformer library

Step 2 : Configure the react native packager

For React Native v0.58 or newer

Step 3 : install storysource addon

Step 4 (optional) : custom config

Options

Examples:

package.json

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