elm-storybook-example

An example for how you can use Storybook to build your next design system in Elm!

Try it out

Note: This project requires Node.js v16+ (because it is powered by Vite 3.x)

npm start

Features

• 🌳 Write your component examples in .elm files
• ❗️ See helpful compiler errors in browser (powered by Vite!)
• 📄 View the full Elm source code (in the "Source" tab)
• 🪵 Automatically log Elm messages (in the "Actions" tab)
• ♿️ Get accessibility feedback (in the "Accessibility" tab)
• ↕️ Define the order of stories (in .storybook/preview.js)
• 🎨 Import custom CSS files (in .storybook/preview.js)

How it works

When you create an Elm module in src/Stories, the custom Storybook plugin will automatically add it to your Storybook.

For example, try creating a new file at ./src/Stories/HelloWorld.elm with the following content:

module Stories.HelloWorld exposing (main)

import Html exposing (Html)
import Storybook.Story exposing (Story)


main : Story () msg
main =
    Storybook.Story.stateless
        { view = view
        }


view : Html msg
view =
    Html.text "Hello, world!"

Just like in a standard Storybook project, your .storybook/preview.js will allow you to import custom JS or CSS files for use in your project.

This file also lets you define the order that you want your stories to appear in the left sidebar.

Any edits to the ./static/style.css will automatically show up in your browser– thanks to the work done by the folks in the Storybook + Vite communities ❤️