sb-wrappers

To visualize audit data in Storybook without manual markup, you can scaffold typed React wrapper components that render JSON outputs into standardized layouts like A/B comparisons and state grids. This ensures your visualizations remain consistent and maintainable.

Yes, you can scaffold Storybook wrappers for A/B comparisons in React and Vite applications. The generated wrapper components support diverse layout patterns including side-by-side design variations, state grids, and interactive flow graphs.

The best way to generate typed React components for flow graph visualization is using scaffolding scripts that create wrapper code to render JSON data outputs. This provides a shared visual language for mapping app routes and component states instantly.

Yes, you need bash to execute the local scaffolding scripts that generate the wrapper components. These scripts integrate directly with your existing Storybook configurations to place typed files into the .storybook/wrappers directory.

Data-driven scaffolding for Storybook audit visualizations works by automatically generating React components that render JSON outputs from other workbench skills. This maps inventory, health, and flow data into standardized visual layouts using your project's CSS tokens.

You should avoid using generated wrappers for component state grids if your project lacks an existing Storybook configuration or does not use React and Vite, as the scaffolding scripts require this specific environment to integrate properly.