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How to use braceAround method in storybook-root

Best JavaScript code snippet using storybook-root

createType.ts

...250}251function braceAfter(of: string): string {252  return `${of}[]`;253}254function braceAround(of: string): string {255  return `[${of}]`;256}257function createArrayOfObjectTypeDef(short: string, compact: string, full: string): TypeDef {258  return createTypeDef({259    name: PropTypesType.ARRAYOF,260    short: braceAfter(short),261    compact: !isNil(compact) ? braceAround(compact) : null,262    full: braceAround(full),263  });264}265function generateArray(type: DocgenPropType, extractedProp: ExtractedProp): TypeDef {266  const { name, short, compact, full, inferedType } = generateType(type.value, extractedProp);267  if (name === PropTypesType.CUSTOM) {268    if (inferedType === InspectionType.OBJECT) {269      return createArrayOfObjectTypeDef(short, compact, full);270    }271  } else if (name === PropTypesType.SHAPE) {272    return createArrayOfObjectTypeDef(short, compact, full);273  }274  return createTypeDef({275    name: PropTypesType.ARRAYOF,276    short: braceAfter(short),...

Using AI Code Generation

1import { storiesOf } from 'storybook-root'2storiesOf('Button', module)3  .add('with text', () => (4    <Button onClick={action('clicked')}>Hello Button</Button>5  .add('with some emoji', () => (6    <Button onClick={action('clicked')}>😀 😎 👍 💯</Button>7import 'storybook-root/register'8import { configure } from 'storybook-root'9configure(() => require('../test.js'), module)10const path = require('path')11module.exports = (baseConfig, env, defaultConfig) => {12  defaultConfig.resolve.alias['storybook-root'] = path.resolve(rootPath)13}14"scripts": {15  },16  "devDependencies": {17  }

Using AI Code Generation

1import { braceAround } from 'storybook-root';2import { braceAround } from 'storybook-root';3import { braceAround } from 'storybook-root';4I have a bunch of stories in the stories folder of each component. I want to import the stories from each component in the index.js file in the src folder. I am using the following code:5import { storiesOf } from '@storybook/react';6import { withInfo } from '@storybook/addon-info';7import { withKnobs } from '@storybook/addon-knobs/react';8import '../components/Component1/stories/Component1.stories';9import '../components/Component2/stories/Component2.stories';10import '../components/Component3/stories/Component3.stories';11storiesOf('Component1', module)12  .addDecorator(withInfo)13  .addDecorator(withKnobs)14  .add('Component1', () => <Component1 />);15storiesOf('Component2', module)16  .addDecorator(withInfo)17  .addDecorator(withKnobs)18  .add('Component2', () => <Component2 />);19storiesOf('Component3', module)20  .addDecorator(withInfo)21  .addDecorator(withKnobs)22  .add('Component3', () => <

Using AI Code Generation

1var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');2storybookRoot.braceAround('test');3var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');4storybookRoot.braceAround('test');5var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');6storybookRoot.braceAround('test');7var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');8storybookRoot.braceAround('test');9var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');10storybookRoot.braceAround('test');11var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');12storybookRoot.braceAround('test');13var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');14storybookRoot.braceAround('test');15var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');16storybookRoot.braceAround('test');17var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');18storybookRoot.braceAround('test');19var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');20storybookRoot.braceAround('test');21var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');22storybookRoot.braceAround('test');23var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');24storybookRoot.braceAround('test');25var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');26storybookRoot.braceAround('test');27var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');28storybookRoot.braceAround('test');

Using AI Code Generation

1import { braceAround } from 'storybook-root';2const result = braceAround('hello');3console.log(result);4{5  "scripts": {6  },7}8module.exports = {9  braceAround: function (str) {10    return '{' + str + '}';11  }12};13const { braceAround } = require('storybook-root');14const result = braceAround('hello');15console.log(result);16{17  "scripts": {18  },19}20module.exports = {21  braceAround: function (str) {22    return '{' + str + '}';23  }24};25const { braceAround } = require('storybook-root');26const result = braceAround('hello');27console.log(result);28{29  "scripts": {30  },31}32module.exports = {33  braceAround: function (str) {34    return '{' + str + '}';35  }36};37const { braceAround } = require('storybook-root');38const result = braceAround('hello');39console.log(result);40{41  "scripts": {42  },43}44module.exports = {45  braceAround: function (str) {46    return '{' + str + '}';47  }48};

Using AI Code Generation

1import { braceAround } from 'storybook-root';2const message = braceAround('test');3console.log(message);4import { braceAround } from 'storybook-root';5const message = braceAround('test');6console.log(message);

Using AI Code Generation

1import { braceAround } from 'storybook-root'2const test = () => {3    console.log(braceAround('test'))4}5test()6import { braceAround } from 'storybook-root'7const test = () => {8    console.log(braceAround('test'))9}10test()11import { braceAround } from 'storybook-root'12const test = () => {13    console.log(braceAround('test'))14}15test()16import { braceAround } from 'storybook-root'17const test = () => {18    console.log(braceAround('test'))19}20test()21import { braceAround } from 'storybook-root'22const test = () => {23    console.log(braceAround('test'))24}25test()26import { braceAround } from 'storybook-root'27const test = () => {28    console.log(braceAround('test'))29}30test()31import { braceAround } from 'storybook-root'32const test = () => {33    console.log(braceAround('test'))34}35test()36import { braceAround } from 'storybook-root'37const test = () => {38    console.log(braceAround('test'))39}40test()41import { braceAround } from 'storybook-root'42const test = () => {43    console.log(braceAround('test'))44}45test()46import { braceAround } from 'storybook-root'47const test = () => {48    console.log(braceAround

Using AI Code Generation

1import { braceAround } from 'storybook-root'2const test = () => {3  const result = braceAround(text)4  console.log(result)5}6test()7const braceAround = (text) => {8  return `{${text}}`9}10export { braceAround }11{12}13import { braceAround } from 'storybook-root'14const result = braceAround(text)15console.log(result)

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