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How to use MyNonCheckedStory method in storybook-root

Best JavaScript code snippet using storybook-root

Using AI Code Generation

1import { MyNonCheckedStory } from "./storybook-root";2import { MyCheckedStory } from "./storybook-root";3export { MyNonCheckedStory } from "./MyNonCheckedStory";4export { MyCheckedStory } from "./MyCheckedStory";5export { MyNonCheckedStory } from "./MyNonCheckedStory";6export { MyCheckedStory } from "./MyCheckedStory";7export { MyNonCheckedStory } from "./MyNonCheckedStory";

Using AI Code Generation

1var MyStory = require('storybook-root').MyNonCheckedStory;2MyStory();3var MyStory = require('storybook-root').MyCheckedStory;4MyStory();5var MyCheckedStory = require('./MyCheckedStory');6var MyNonCheckedStory = require('./MyNonCheckedStory');7module.exports = {8};9module.exports = function MyCheckedStory() {10  console.log('checked story');11}12module.exports = function MyNonCheckedStory() {13  console.log('non checked story');14}15module.exports = function MyCheckedStory() {16  console.log('checked story');17}18module.exports = function MyNonCheckedStory() {19  console.log('non checked story');20}21module.exports = function MyCheckedStory() {22  console.log('checked story');23}24module.exports = function MyNonCheckedStory() {25  console.log('non checked story');26}27module.exports = function MyCheckedStory() {28  console.log('checked story');29}30module.exports = function MyNonCheckedStory() {31  console.log('non checked story');32}33module.exports = function MyCheckedStory() {34  console.log('checked story');35}36module.exports = function MyNonCheckedStory() {37  console.log('non checked story');38}39module.exports = function MyCheckedStory() {40  console.log('checked story');41}42module.exports = function MyNonCheckedStory() {43  console.log('non checked story');44}45module.exports = function MyCheckedStory() {46  console.log('checked story');47}

Using AI Code Generation

1import { MyNonCheckedStory } from 'storybook-root';2MyNonCheckedStory();3export const MyNonCheckedStory = () => {4  console.log('MyNonCheckedStory');5};6export const MyCheckedStory = () => {7  console.log('MyCheckedStory');8};9export const MyCheckedStory = () => {10  console.log('MyCheckedStory');11};12export const MyCheckedStory = () => {13  console.log('MyCheckedStory');14};15export const MyCheckedStory = () => {16  console.log('MyCheckedStory');17};18export const MyCheckedStory = () => {19  console.log('MyCheckedStory');20};21export const MyCheckedStory = () => {22  console.log('MyCheckedStory');23};24export const MyCheckedStory = () => {25  console.log('MyCheckedStory');26};27export const MyCheckedStory = () => {28  console.log('MyCheckedStory');29};30export const MyCheckedStory = () => {31  console.log('MyCheckedStory');32};33export const MyCheckedStory = () => {34  console.log('MyCheckedStory');35};36export const MyCheckedStory = () => {37  console.log('MyCheckedStory');38};39export const MyCheckedStory = () => {40  console.log('MyCheckedStory');41};42export const MyCheckedStory = ()

Using AI Code Generation

1import { MyNonCheckedStory } from 'storybook-root';2import { MyCheckedStory } from 'storybook-root';3export const MyNonCheckedStory = () => <div>MyNonCheckedStory</div>;4export const MyCheckedStory = () => <div>MyCheckedStory</div>;5import { MyCheckedStory } from 'storybook-root';6export const MyCheckedStory = () => <div>MyCheckedStory</div>;7I'm not sure what the problem is, but I'm guessing it's the fact that you're importing a file that doesn't exist. I'm not sure why the second import is working, but it's not a good idea to import a file that doesn't exist. You should probably have a file called storybook-root.js . That way, you can import it like this:8import { MyNonCheckedStory, MyCheckedStory } from './storybook-root.js';9I'm not sure what the problem is, but I'm guessing it's the fact that you're importing a file that doesn't exist. I'm not sure why the second import is working, but it's not a good idea to import a file that doesn't exist. You should probably have a file called storybook-root.js . That way, you can import it like this:10import { MyNonCheckedStory, MyCheckedStory } from './storybook-root.js';11I'm not sure what the problem is, but I'm guessing it's the fact that you're importing a file that doesn't exist. I'm not sure why the second import is working, but it's not a good idea to import a file that doesn't exist. You should probably have a file called storybook-root.js . That way, you can import it like this:12import { MyNonCheckedStory, MyCheckedStory } from './storybook-root.js';

Using AI Code Generation

1import { MyNonCheckedStory } from 'storybook-root';2export { MyNonCheckedStory } from './MyNonCheckedStory';3export const MyNonCheckedStory = () => <div>MyNonCheckedStory</div>;4export const MyCheckedStory = () => <div>MyCheckedStory</div>;5module.exports = {6};7import { addDecorator } from '@storybook/react';8import { withInfo } from '@storybook/addon-info';9addDecorator(withInfo);10import { addons } from '@storybook/addons';11import { create } from '@storybook/theming';12addons.setConfig({13  theme: create({14  }),15});16import { MyNonCheckedStory } from 'storybook-root';17export default {18};19export const MyNonCheckedStoryStory = () => <MyNonCheckedStory />;20import { MyCheckedStory } from 'storybook-root';21export default {22};23export const MyCheckedStoryStory = () => <MyCheckedStory />;

Using AI Code Generation

1import { MyNonCheckedStory } from './storybook-root';2{3  "compilerOptions": {4    "paths": {5    }6  }7}8## Using storybook-root in a file that is not in the same directory as the stories (with a different name)9{10  "compilerOptions": {11    "paths": {12    }13  }14}15## Using storybook-root in a file that is not in the same directory as the stories (with a different name)16{17  "compilerOptions": {18    "paths": {19    }20  }21}22## Using storybook-root in a file that is not in the same directory as the stories (with a different name)23{24  "compilerOptions": {25    "paths": {26    }27  }28}29## Using storybook-root in a file that is not in the same directory as the stories (with

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