rule-frontend-storybook

Enforce CSF3 compliance across multiple Storybook stories by standardizing Meta and StoryObj types, proper file structure, and consistent argTypes. This ensures automated validation can verify story structure and naming conventions across nested frontend folders.

Standardize Storybook accessibility practices by applying rules that require a11y coverage and accessible naming in component stories. This enforces consistent structure and argTypes configurations, reducing UI inconsistencies and review cycles for frontend teams.

Yes, this Storybook rule requires frontmatter metadata presence, specifically name and description fields, within component stories. It enforces strict CSF3 formatting alongside documentation-ready configurations to maintain accessibility and discoverability standards.

Apply these Storybook coding standards to onboard new frontend engineers by ensuring their component stories meet architectural and accessibility standards from day one. Rules enforce CSF3 usage, proper naming, and a11y coverage across nested project folders.

Storybook stories fail automated validation when they lack strict CSF3 formatting, proper argTypes, or required frontmatter metadata like name and description. Enforcing consistent story structure and accessible naming resolves these automated validation failures.