storybook

Write and maintain Storybook CSF 3.0 stories for React components.

Updated Apr 2, 2026

Search Tags:#react #storybook #stories #args #decorators #csf-3.0

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Skill: storybook
Source: https://github.com/rhuangabrielsantos/skills/tree/main/skills/storybook
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rhuangabrielsantos/skills --skill storybook-rhuangabrielsantos

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Streamlines writing and maintaining Storybook CSF 3.0 stories for React components to ensure consistent, type-safe documentation and testing across projects.

Core Features & Use Cases

CSF 3.0 syntax adoption for concise, type-safe stories.
Auto title inference from file path to keep sidebar structure in sync.
Decorators and parameters patterns to simulate real usage and contexts.

Quick Start

Create a new .stories.tsx file next to your component and follow CSF 3.0 guidelines to define meta and stories.

Frequently Asked Questions about storybook

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

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How do I write Storybook stories using CSF 3.0 syntax for React components?▼

Define meta and story objects in a .stories.tsx file next to your React component to write Storybook CSF 3.0 stories, ensuring concise, type-safe component documentation and testing.

How does auto title inference work for Storybook stories?▼

Storybook auto title inference automatically derives the sidebar title from the .stories.tsx file path, keeping your sidebar structure synchronized with your project directory without manual configuration.

What is the best way to configure args and ArgTypes in Storybook CSF 3.0?▼

Use lean ArgTypes with auto-inference to configure args in Storybook CSF 3.0, minimizing manual configuration while maintaining strict type safety for your React component stories.

Can I use decorators and parameters to simulate real usage contexts in Storybook?▼

Yes, you can apply decorators and parameters patterns in Storybook CSF 3.0 to simulate real usage contexts for your React components, ensuring accurate rendering and comprehensive testing scenarios.

Does this Storybook approach support global preview and config patterns?▼

Yes, this Storybook CSF 3.0 approach fully supports global preview and config patterns, allowing you to apply overarching decorators and settings consistently across all component stories.

When should I update my existing stories to Storybook CSF 3.0?▼

Update to Storybook CSF 3.0 when creating new .stories.tsx files or modifying existing stories for args, decorators, and parameters, ensuring consistent, type-safe component documentation across your project.