storybook-stories

To keep Storybook stories consistent across React components, enforce standardized story placement, meta configuration, and concise definitions that align repository conventions for imports, design tokens, and explicit typing.

Structuring Storybook stories for a design system requires following base component imports, applying design-token styling rules, using explicit Storybook typing, and always including args: {} with valid render patterns for compound components.

Updating component stories to match existing Storybook conventions involves refactoring story additions and updates to follow repository-specific meta configuration, ensuring 2–5 concise stories per component cover core behavior.

Yes, you can use design tokens in Storybook stories for React components by enforcing design-token styling rules and importing base UI components from the established design system package during story creation and updates.

You should typically write 2–5 stories per component in Storybook to provide concise coverage for core behavior, ensuring each story follows standardized metadata configuration and repository story placement conventions.