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How to use BadComponentStory method in storybook-root

Best JavaScript code snippet using storybook-root

errors.stories.js

Source:errors.stories.js

1import React, { Fragment } from 'react';2const badOutput = { renderable: 'no, react can not render objects' };3const BadComponent = () => badOutput;4export default {5  title: 'Core/Errors',6};7export const Exception = () => {8  throw new Error('storyFn threw an error! WHOOPS');9};10Exception.storyName = 'story throws exception';11Exception.parameters = {12  storyshots: { disable: true },13  chromatic: { disable: true },14};15export const BadComponentStory = () => (16  <Fragment>17    <div>Hello world</div>18    <BadComponent />19  </Fragment>20);21BadComponentStory.storyName = 'story errors - invariant error';22BadComponentStory.parameters = {23  storyshots: { disable: true },24  chromatic: { disable: true },25};26export const BadStory = () => badOutput;27BadStory.storyName = 'story errors - story un-renderable type';28BadStory.parameters = {29  storyshots: { disable: true },30  chromatic: { disable: true },...

Using AI Code Generation

1import { BadComponentStory } from 'storybook-root-decorator';2export default {3};4export const Test = () => <div>Test</div>;5import { BadComponentStory } from 'storybook-root-decorator';6export default {7};8export const Test = () => <div>Test</div>;9import { BadComponentStory } from 'storybook-root-decorator';10export default {11};12export const Test2 = () => <div>Test2</div>;13import { addDecorator } from '@storybook/react';14import { RootDecorator } from 'storybook-root-decorator';15addDecorator(RootDecorator);16import { BadComponentStory } from 'storybook-root-decorator';17export default {

Using AI Code Generation

1import { BadComponentStory } from 'storybook-root-decorator';2export default {3};4export const Default = () => <Test />;5Default.story = {6};7module.exports = {8};9MIT © [Root Insurance](

Using AI Code Generation

1import { BadComponentStory } from 'storybook-root-decorator';2export default {3};4export const BadComponent = () => <BadComponentStory>Bad Component</BadComponentStory>5import React from 'react';6import { addDecorator } from '@storybook/react';7import { withInfo } from '@storybook/addon-info';8import { withKnobs } from '@storybook/addon-knobs';9import { withA11y } from '@storybook/addon-a11y';10import { withTests } from '@storybook/addon-jest';11import { withConsole } from '@storybook/addon-console';12import results from '../.jest-test-results.json';13addDecorator(withA11y);14addDecorator(withInfo);15addDecorator(withKnobs);16addDecorator((storyFn, context) => withConsole()(storyFn)(context));17addDecorator(18    withTests({19    })20);21export const BadComponentStory = ({ children }) => (22        {children}23);24import { configure } from '@storybook/react';25import requireContext from 'require-context.macro';26import 'storybook-root-decorator';27const req = requireContext('../src', true, /\.stories\.js$/);28function loadStories() {29    req.keys().forEach(filename => req(filename));30}31configure(loadStories, module);

Using AI Code Generation

1import {BadComponentStory} from 'storybook-root'2import BadComponentStory from './BadComponent.story'3export {4}5import {storiesOf} from '@storybook/react'6import BadComponent from '../components/BadComponent'7export default storiesOf('BadComponent', module)8  .add('Default', () => (9import React from 'react'10const BadComponent = () => (11import React from 'react'12const GoodComponent = () => (13import {storiesOf} from '@storybook/react'14import GoodComponent from './GoodComponent'15export default storiesOf('GoodComponent', module)16  .add('Default', () => (17import React from 'react'18import {shallow} from 'enzyme'19import GoodComponent from './GoodComponent'20describe('GoodComponent', () => {21  it('should render', () => {22    const wrapper = shallow(<GoodComponent />)23    expect(wrapper.find('h1')).toHaveLength(1)24  })25})26import React from 'react'27import {shallow} from 'enzyme'28import BadComponent from './BadComponent'29describe('BadComponent', () => {30  it('should render', () => {31    const wrapper = shallow(<BadComponent />)32    expect(wrapper.find('h1')).toHaveLength(1)33  })34})35import React from 'react'36import {shallow} from 'enzyme'37import GoodComponentStory from './GoodComponent.story'38describe('GoodComponentStory', () => {39  it('should render', () => {

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