react-storybook

Build and validate React-TypeScript components with Storybook CSF3 stories.

1|Updated Feb 19, 2026
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Skill: react-storybook
Source: https://github.com/juburr/mad-skills/tree/main/react-storybook
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/juburr/mad-skills --skill react-storybook

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Guides building and testing React-TypeScript components with Storybook. It covers CSF3 story format, interaction testing with play functions, accessibility testing, visual regression testing, portable stories, and CI/CD integration. Use when writing stories, component tests, or configuring Storybook for React-TypeScript projects.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • CSF3-compliant component stories with metadata and per-story play functions.
  • Accessibility, interaction testing, and visual regression workflows integrated into Storybook.
  • Portable story patterns and CI/CD-ready configurations for scalable UI libraries.

Quick Start

Install Storybook for React-TypeScript projects and start the dev server.

Frequently Asked Questions about react-storybook

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I write Storybook stories using the CSF3 format for React and TypeScript?

Storybook CSF3 stories for React-TypeScript are built by defining component metadata and per-story play functions within a TypeScript file, streamlining component validation and interaction testing. The CSF3 format enforces type safety while guiding QA workflows.

What is the best way to integrate accessibility and visual regression testing into a React Storybook workflow?

Integrating accessibility and visual regression testing into a React Storybook workflow involves configuring Storybook to run a11y checks and visual tests alongside component stories. This setup validates UI components and captures visual changes during development and CI pipelines.

Can I use Storybook play functions to execute interaction tests for React components?

Yes, Storybook play functions execute interaction tests for React components by simulating user behavior and asserting UI responses directly within a story. This approach streamlines component validation without requiring separate external test files.

Does this Storybook configuration support portable stories and CI/CD pipelines for design systems?

Yes, the configuration supports portable story patterns and CI/CD-ready setups for scalable UI libraries and design systems. Portable stories allow components to be reused across different testing environments while maintaining consistent visual regression workflows.

When should I use Storybook CSF3 over older formats for a React component library?

Use Storybook CSF3 for React component libraries when you need per-story play functions, enhanced TypeScript typing, and streamlined interaction testing. The CSF3 structure enforces cleaner component metadata separation, making scalable design systems easier to maintain.