write-storybook

Enforce the single-Playground pattern for React component stories in Storybook.

2|Updated Mar 26, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/leocaseiro/base-skill --skill write-storybook
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Skill: write-storybook
Source: https://github.com/leocaseiro/base-skill/tree/main/.claude/skills/write-storybook
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/leocaseiro/base-skill --skill write-storybook

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Coordinating Storybook stories across a large React project can lead to inconsistent patterns, ambiguous prop controls, and difficult QA. This skill enforces a single, uniform Playground approach to story authorship, ensuring predictable interaction surfaces and testability.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Enforces a single Playground story per component (named exactly Playground) to drive all UI controls.
  • Requires explicit argTypes for UI props (no raw JSON controls) and consistent decorator usage.
  • Guides accessibility considerations and recommended patterns for triggers and story structure.

Quick Start

Describe and enforce the single-Playground pattern when creating or auditing Storybook stories for React components.

Frequently Asked Questions about write-storybook

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

FAQPage Schema
What is the single Playground pattern for Storybook stories?

The single Playground pattern enforces one Playground story per React component to drive all UI controls, requiring explicit argTypes, proper decorators, and accessibility rules for consistent testability and predictable interaction surfaces.

How do I standardize Storybook story structures across a large React project?

To standardize Storybook stories, enforce a uniform Playground approach by requiring a default meta, a story named exactly Playground, explicit argTypes for UI props, and a render path for complex props to ensure consistent patterns.

Why should I use explicit argTypes instead of raw JSON controls in Storybook?

Explicit argTypes in Storybook replace raw JSON controls to provide predictable interaction surfaces, ensuring proper UI prop handling and clear guidance for callback triggers and accessibility considerations across your React project.

Can I enforce accessibility rules within my Storybook component stories?

Yes, you can enforce Storybook accessibility rules by applying a single Playground pattern that requires clear guidance for callback triggers and accessibility considerations, ensuring proper decorators and consistent story structure.

Does this Storybook pattern require a specific story name for the main UI controls?

Yes, the pattern requires a default meta and a Playground story named exactly Playground, which acts as the single source to drive all UI controls and coordinate comprehensive argTypes for your React components.

What is the best way to handle complex props in Storybook stories?

The best way to handle complex props in Storybook is to establish a render path within your Playground story, ensuring explicit argTypes and clear guidance for callback triggers and accessibility considerations.