storybook-add-component

To add a Vue component to Storybook, create a story file in the stories/templates path using the @/templates/{component-path}/index.vue import, define default export tags as ['autodocs'], configure argTypes for props, and validate with yarn storybook:build.

Documenting Vue slots and emits in Storybook requires defining comprehensive argTypes in the story file, demonstrating slot usage with multiple state variants, and adding the ['autodocs'] tag to the default export to generate reference documentation automatically.

A Storybook build fails when Vue component stories use incorrect import paths. Ensure imports reference '@/templates/{component-path}/index.vue' exactly, and verify all props, slots, and emits are properly configured in argTypes before running yarn storybook:build.

Yes, dependency injection wrappers can be used in Storybook stories to handle runtime providers in isolation. Wrap your Vue component stories with provider configurations to ensure components receive necessary dependencies during Storybook rendering and build validation.

Yes, configuring argTypes for all props is required when creating Storybook stories. Comprehensive argTypes definitions ensure props, slots, and emits are documented correctly, enabling autodocs generation and guaranteeing a successful Storybook build validation.

Standardized Storybook story creation follows patterns including placing stories in storybook/src/stories/templates/, using the Templates namespace, adding ['autodocs'] tags, demonstrating multiple state variants, and validating builds with yarn storybook:build for consistent documentation.