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How to use CircularPayload method in storybook-root

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addon-actions.stories.js

1import { window, File } from 'global';2import React, { Fragment } from 'react';3import {4  action,5  actions,6  configureActions,7  decorate,8  decorateAction,9} from '@storybook/addon-actions';10import { Form } from '@storybook/components';11const { Button } = Form;12const pickNative = decorate([args => [args[0].nativeEvent]]);13const pickNativeAction = decorateAction([args => [args[0].nativeEvent]]);14export default {15  title: 'Addons/Actions',16  parameters: {17    options: {18      selectedPanel: 'storybook/actions/panel',19    },20  },21};22export const BasicExample = () => <Button onClick={action('hello-world')}>Hello World</Button>;23BasicExample.story = {24  name: 'Basic example',25};26export const MultipleActions = () => (27  <Button {...actions('onClick', 'onMouseOver')}>Hello World</Button>28);29MultipleActions.story = {30  name: 'Multiple actions',31};32export const MultipleActionsConfig = () => (33  <Button {...actions('onClick', 'onMouseOver', { clearOnStoryChange: false })}>34    Moving away from this story will persist the action logger35  </Button>36);37MultipleActionsConfig.story = {38  name: 'Multiple actions + config',39};40export const MultipleActionsAsObject = () => (41  <Button {...actions({ onClick: 'clicked', onMouseOver: 'hovered' })}>Hello World</Button>42);43MultipleActionsAsObject.story = {44  name: 'Multiple actions as object',45};46export const MultipleActionsObjectConfig = () => (47  <Button48    {...actions({ onClick: 'clicked', onMouseOver: 'hovered' }, { clearOnStoryChange: false })}49  >50    Moving away from this story will persist the action logger51  </Button>52);53MultipleActionsObjectConfig.story = {54  name: 'Multiple actions, object + config',55};56export const DecoratedAction = () => (57  <Button onClick={pickNative.action('decorated')}>Native Event</Button>58);59DecoratedAction.story = {60  name: 'Decorated action',61};62export const DecoratedActionConfig = () => (63  <Button onClick={pickNative.action('decorated', { clearOnStoryChange: false })}>64    Moving away from this story will persist the action logger65  </Button>66);67DecoratedActionConfig.story = {68  name: 'Decorated action + config',69};70export const DecoratedActions = () => (71  <Button {...pickNative.actions('onClick', 'onMouseOver')}>Native Event</Button>72);73DecoratedActions.story = {74  name: 'Decorated actions',75};76export const DecoratedActionsConfig = () => (77  <Button {...pickNative.actions('onClick', 'onMouseOver', { clearOnStoryChange: false })}>78    Moving away from this story will persist the action logger79  </Button>80);81DecoratedActionsConfig.story = {82  name: 'Decorated actions + config',83};84export const CircularPayload = () => {85  const circular = { foo: {} };86  circular.foo.circular = circular;87  return <Button onClick={() => action('circular')(circular)}>Circular Payload</Button>;88};89CircularPayload.story = {90  name: 'Circular Payload',91};92export const ReservedKeywordAsName = () => <Button onClick={action('delete')}>Delete</Button>;93ReservedKeywordAsName.story = {94  name: 'Reserved keyword as name',95};96export const AllTypes = () => {97  function A() {}98  function B() {}99  const bound = B.bind({});100  let file;101  try {102    file = new File([''], 'filename.txt', { type: 'text/plain', lastModified: new Date() });103  } catch (error) {104    file = error;105  }106  const reg = /fooBar/g;107  return (108    <Fragment>109      <Button onClick={() => action('Array')(['foo', 'bar', { foo: 'bar' }])}>Array</Button>110      <Button onClick={() => action('Boolean')(false)}>Boolean</Button>111      <Button onClick={() => action('Empty Object')({})}>Empty Object</Button>112      <Button onClick={() => action('File')(file)}>File</Button>113      <Button onClick={() => action('Function', { allowFunction: true })(A)}>Function A</Button>114      <Button onClick={() => action('Function (bound)', { allowFunction: true })(bound)}>115        Bound Function B116      </Button>117      <Button onClick={() => action('Infinity')(Infinity)}>Infinity</Button>118      <Button onClick={() => action('-Infinity')(-Infinity)}>-Infinity</Button>119      <Button onClick={() => action('NaN')(NaN)}>NaN</Button>120      <Button onClick={() => action('null')(null)}>null</Button>121      <Button onClick={() => action('Number')(10000)}>Number</Button>122      <Button123        onClick={() =>124          action('Multiple')(125            'foo',126            1000,127            true,128            false,129            [1, 2, 3],130            null,131            undefined,132            { foo: 'bar' },133            window134          )135        }136      >137        Multiple138      </Button>139      <Button onClick={() => action('Plain Object')({ foo: { bar: { baz: { bar: 'foo' } } } })}>140        Plain Object141      </Button>142      <Button143        onClick={() =>144          action('ObjectDepth2', { depth: 2 })({ root: { one: { two: { three: 'foo' } } } })145        }146      >147        Object (depth: 2)148      </Button>149      <Button onClick={() => action('RegExp')(reg)}>RegExp</Button>150      <Button onClick={() => action('String')('foo')}>String</Button>151      <Button onClick={() => action('Symbol')(Symbol('A_SYMBOL'))}>Symbol</Button>152      <Button onClick={action('SyntheticMouseEvent')}>SyntheticEvent</Button>153      <Button onClick={() => action('undefined')(undefined)}>undefined</Button>154      <Button onClick={() => action('window')(window)}>Window</Button>155    </Fragment>156  );157};158AllTypes.story = {159  name: 'All types',160};161export const ConfigureActionsDepth = () => {162  configureActions({163    depth: 2,164  });165  return (166    <Button onClick={() => action('ConfiguredDepth')({ root: { one: { two: { three: 'foo' } } } })}>167      Object (configured depth: 2)168    </Button>169  );170};171export const PersistingTheActionLogger = () => (172  <Fragment>173    <p>Moving away from this story will persist the action logger</p>174    <Button onClick={action('clear-action-logger', { clearOnStoryChange: false })}>175      Object (configured clearOnStoryChange: false)176    </Button>177  </Fragment>178);179PersistingTheActionLogger.story = {180  name: 'Persisting the action logger',181};182export const LimitActionOutput = () => {183  configureActions({184    limit: 2,185  });186  return (187    <Fragment>188      <Button onClick={() => action('False')(false)}>False</Button>189      <Button onClick={() => action('True')(true)}>True</Button>190    </Fragment>191  );192};193LimitActionOutput.story = {194  name: 'Limit Action Output',...

Using AI Code Generation

1import {CircularPayload} from 'storybook-root'2let payload = new CircularPayload(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10);3payload.add(11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20);4payload.add(21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30);5payload.add(31,32,33,34,35,36,37,38,39,40);6payload.add(41,42,43,44,45,46,47,48,49,50);7payload.add(51,52,53,54,55,56,57,58,59,60);8payload.add(61,62,63,64,65,66,67,68,69,70);9payload.add(71,72,73,74,75,76,77,78,79,80);10payload.add(81,82,83,84,85,86,87,88,89,90);11payload.add(91,92,93,94,95,96,97,98,99,100);12payload.add(101,102,103,104,105,106,107,108,109,110);13payload.add(111,112,113,114,115,116,117,118,119,120);14payload.add(121,122,123,124,125,126,127,128,129,130);15payload.add(131,132,133,134,135,136,137,138,139,140);16payload.add(141,142,143,144,145,146,147,148,149,150);17payload.add(151,152,153,154,155,156,157,158,159,160);18payload.add(161,162,163,164,165,166,167,168,169,170);19payload.add(171,172,173,174,175,176,177,178,179,180);20payload.add(181,182,183,184,185,186,187,188,189,190);21payload.add(191,192,193,194,195,196,197,198,199,200);22payload.add(201,202,203,204,205,206,207,208,209,210);

Using AI Code Generation

1const {CircularPayload} = require('storybook-root-cause');2const rootCause = new CircularPayload();3rootCause.setPayload({4  data: {5  },6});7throw rootCause;8const {CircularPayload} = require('storybook-root-cause');9describe('CircularPayload', () => {10  it('should throw an error', () => {11    const rootCause = new CircularPayload();12    rootCause.setPayload({13      data: {14      },15    });16    expect(() => {17      throw rootCause;18    }).toThrow();19  });20});

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