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How to use ReactComponentDemo method in storybook-root

Best JavaScript code snippet using storybook-root

App.js

1// import { OriginalIndex, FilterElemDome } from './demos/jsx';2// import ReactComponentDemo from './demos/component';3// state4import StateDemo from './demos/state/index';5import './App.css';6import Demo from './demos/props/demo';7import RefIndex from './demos/ref/index';8import ProviderDemo from './demos/context';9import HocDemo from './demos/hoc';10import OptimizeRenderDemo from './demos/optimize-render';11function App() {12  return (13    <>14      {/* <OriginalIndex />15      <FilterElemDome />16      <ReactComponentDemo /> */}17      {/* <h2>state</h2> */}18      {/* <StateDemo /> */}19      {/* <Demo /> */}20      {/* <RefIndex /> */}21      {/* <ProviderDemo /> */}22      <OptimizeRenderDemo />23    </>24  );25}...

react-compat.stories.js

Source: react-compat.stories.js

1/** @jsx h */2import { h } from 'preact';3import { ReactFunctionalComponent, ReactClassComponent } from '../React';4export default {5  title: 'React Compatibility',6};7export const ReactComponentDemo = () => (8  <div>9    <h1>React component demo</h1>10    <ReactFunctionalComponent label="This is a React functional component rendered by Preact" />11    <hr />12    <ReactClassComponent label="This is a React class component rendered by Preact" />13  </div>...

main.js

Source: main.js

1import React from 'react'2import {render} from 'react-dom'3import ReactComponentDemo from './react-component-demo'4import "../style.less"5import "../asset/icomoon/style.css"6// require('es6-promise').polyfill()7// require('./util/polyfill/polyfill')...

Using AI Code Generation

1import React from 'react';2import { storiesOf } from '@storybook/react';3import { withInfo } from '@storybook/addon-info';4import { withRootDecorator } from 'storybook-root-decorator';5import { ReactComponentDemo } from 'storybook-react-component-demo';6import { MyComponent } from './MyComponent';7const stories = storiesOf('MyComponent', module);8  .add(9    withInfo('A very simple component')(() => (10  );11import React from 'react';12export const MyComponent = () => <div>MyComponent</div>;

Using AI Code Generation

1import React from 'react';2import { ReactComponentDemo } from 'storybook-root';3const Test = () => {4  return <ReactComponentDemo />;5};6export default Test;7import React from 'react';8import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';9import Test from './test';10ReactDOM.render(<Test />, document.getElementById('root'));11import React from 'react';12import { ReactComponentDemo } from 'storybook-root';13const Test = () => {14  return <ReactComponentDemo />;15};16export default Test;

Using AI Code Generation

1import ReactComponentDemo from 'storybook-root';2export default ReactComponentDemo;3import { configure } from '@storybook/react';4resolve: {5  alias: {6    'storybook-root': path.resolve(__dirname, '../'),7  },8},9I don't understand why I need to install the module. I just need to import a file. I have tried to create a symlink, but it didn't help. I have also tried to use the following in my package.json:10I don't understand why I need to install the module. I just need to import a file. I have tried to create a symlink, but it didn't help. I have also tried to use the following in my package.json:

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