storybook-stories

To create consistent Storybook stories for React components, use a standardized pattern that defines correct file placement, meta configuration, and export structures. This ensures component documentation remains uniform across the UI library.

Structuring Storybook stories for compound React components requires using render functions to compose interactive examples. This approach accurately documents complex component composition and maintainable visual demos.

Yes, this approach to Storybook stories enforces design system compliance by requiring adherence to base UI components from @agh/ui, design tokens, and approved project rules. This guarantees all visual demos match repository conventions.

The best way to maintain Storybook meta typing without autodocs is to apply explicit Storybook meta typing alongside concise story patterns. This eliminates inconsistent metadata while keeping interactive examples accurate.

Your Storybook stories have inconsistent metadata and structure because they lack standardized file placement and meta configuration. Applying a consistent story pattern with explicit typing resolves these low-quality documentation issues.