chore: add commands to run tests and storybook in StrictMode
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Developing in strict mode is the best practice for React because it helps teams catch bugs earlier.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
- New Features
- Introduced strict mode options for development and testing environments.
- Chores
- Added new scripts for strict development and testing.
- Updated and reorganized package dependencies.
- Configuration
- Enhanced Storybook configuration with strict mode options and improved formatting.
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Walkthrough
The updates introduce stricter mode options for both development and testing environments through new scripts in package.json and configuration changes in Storybook and testing setup. Key dependencies were added and updated to support these changes. The goal is to ensure more rigorous code quality checks during development and testing phases.
Changes
| File | Change Summary |
|---|---|
package.json |
Added "test:strict" script, moved and reevaluated dependencies, updated various package versions. |
packages/storybook/.storybook/main.js |
Integrated React Strict Mode with an options object and added a trailing comma in the core section. |
packages/storybook/.storybook/addons/react-strict-mode/index.tsx |
Introduced StrictModeDecorator for conditional wrapping of stories in React's Strict Mode. |
packages/storybook/.storybook/addons/react-strict-mode/register.tsx |
Implemented StrictModeSwitcher component to toggle Strict Mode based on a query parameter. |
packages/storybook/.storybook/preview.tsx |
Imported withStrictModeSwitcher to conditionally apply the decorator in the preview configuration. |
scripts/setup-test.ts |
Added configuration for reactStrictMode based on the STRICT_MODE environment variable. |
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