How to use configureText method in storybook-root

Best JavaScript code snippet using storybook-root

configureText.js

1var configureText = {2    TEXT_EDITOR_ID : "configureWidgetText"3};45configureText.getTextEditorId = function() {6    return configureText.TEXT_EDITOR_ID + configureText.settings.widgetId;7};89configureText.onBeforeShow = function (settings) {10    configureText.settings = settings;11};1213configureText.onAfterShow = function () {14    if (!isAnyWindowOpened()) {15        return;16    }17    configureText.errors = new Errors({}, "textErrors");18};1920configureText.showTextEditor = function () {21    var text = $("#configureTextItemText").html();2223    if ($("#siteOnItemRightType").val() == "READ") {24        configureText.disable(text);25        getActiveWindow().resize();26    } else {27        createEditor({28            width: 800,29            height: 310,30            showLastSavedData: true,31            root: "../",32            editorId: configureText.getTextEditorId(),33            place: $("#configureTextWidgetEditor")[0],34            value: text35        });36    }37};3839configureText.save = function (closeAfterSaving) {40    var request = {41        widgetText: getEditorContent(configureText.getTextEditorId()),42        widgetId: configureText.settings.widgetId,43        textItemId: $("#selectedTextItemId").val(),44        name: $("#configureTextName").val(),45        saveDraftText: false46    };4748    var serviceCall = new ServiceCall();49    serviceCall.addExceptionHandler(50            "com.shroggle.exception.TextLargeException", configureText.errors.exceptionAction({51        errorId: "TextLargeException", alternativeMessage: $("#configureTextLarge").val()}));52    getActiveWindow().disableContentBeforeSaveSettings();53    serviceCall.executeViaDwr("SaveTextService", "execute", request, function (response) {54        if ($("#dashboardPage")[0]) {55            $("#itemName" + request.textItemId).html(request.name);56        } else if (configureText.settings.widgetId && request.widgetText != $("#oldWidgetText").val()) {57            makePageDraftVisual(window.parent.getActivePage());58        }5960        if (closeAfterSaving) {61            if (!$("#dashboardPage")[0] && configureText.settings.widgetId) {62                closeConfigureWidgetDivWithUpdate(response);63            } else {64                closeConfigureWidgetDiv();65            }6667            closeEditor(configureText.getTextEditorId());68        } else {69            updateWidgetInfo(response);70            getActiveWindow().enableContent();71            setWindowSettingsUnchanged();72        }73    });74};7576configureText.disable = function (text) {77    $("#configureTextWidgetEditor").append(text);78    $("#configureTextWidgetEditor").show();79    $("#closeConfigureTextWidgetButton").show();8081    $("#tinyMCELoadingMessage").hide();8283    $("#windowSave", $("#configureTextButtons")[0]).hide();84    $("#windowApply", $("#configureTextButtons")[0]).hide();85    $("#windowCancel", $("#configureTextButtons")[0]).val("Close");8687    $("#textReadOnlyMessage").show();88    $("#textErrors").hide();89};9091configureText.close = function () {92    try {93        contents[configureText.getTextEditorId()].setValue(null);94    } catch(ex) {95    }96    if (closeConfigureWidgetDivWithConfirm()) {97        closeEditor(configureText.getTextEditorId());98    }
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stage_select.js

Source: stage_select.js

...15		var selectionWindow = game.add.image(xOffset, yOffset, "select_stage");16        this.okButton = game.add.button(625, 425, "ok_button", this.confirmStageSelection, this, 1, 0);17        this.thumbnail = game.add.image(thumbnailXOffset, thumbnailYOffset, stages.thumbnailKey);18        this.text = game.add.text(game.camera.width / 2, stageNameYOffset, stages.name);19		this.configureText(this.text, "white", 28);20		this.text.anchor.setTo(.5, .5);21        this.numPlayersText = game.add.text(360, 380, "Max # of players:   " + stages.maxPlayers);22		this.configureText(this.numPlayersText, "white", 18);23        this.stageSizeText = game.add.text(360, 410, "Map size:   " + stages.size);24		this.configureText(this.stageSizeText, "white", 18);25	},26	update: function() {27	},28	configureText: function(text, color, size) {29		text.font = "Carter One";30		text.fill = color;31		text.fontSize = size;32	},33	confirmStageSelection: function() {34        socket.emit("select stage", {mapName: stages.tilemapName});35        game.state.start("PendingGame", true, false, stages.tilemapName, this.gameId);36	}...

Using AI Code Generation

1import { configureText } from 'storybook-root';2configureText({3    {4    },5});6import { configureFonts } from 'storybook-root';7configureFonts({8    {9    },10});11import { configure } from 'storybook-root';12configure({13    {14    },15});16import { fonts } from 'storybook-root';17const font = fonts[0];18const styles = {19};20<div style={styles}>Hello World</div>21import { fonts } from 'storybook-root';22const font = fonts[0];23const styles = {24};25<div style={styles}>Hello World</div>26import { fonts } from 'storybook-root';27const font = fonts[0];28const styles = {

Using AI Code Generation

1import { configureText } from 'storybook-root-decorator';2configureText({3    {4        {5        },6        {7        },8        {9        },10    },

Using AI Code Generation

1configureText({2  header: {3  },4  body: {5  },6  link: {7  },8  linkHover: {9  },10});11export const configureText = (text) => {12  configureFonts({13    default: {14      regular: {15      },16      medium: {17      },18      light: {19      },20      thin: {21      },22    },23  });24};25const configureFonts = (fonts) => {26  const defaultFont = fonts.default || {};27  const androidFont = fonts.android || defaultFont;28  const iosFont = fonts.ios || defaultFont;29  const webFont = fonts.web || iosFont || androidFont;30  const isAndroid = Platform.OS === 'android';31  const isIOS = Platform.OS === 'ios';32  return {33    default: {34      regular: {35      },36      medium: {37      },38      light: {39      },40      thin: {41      },42    },43  };

Using AI Code Generation

1import { configureText } from 'storybook-root';2configureText({3  heading: {4  },5  subheading: {6  },7  body: {8  },9});10import { configureText } from 'storybook-root';11export { configureText };12import { configureText } from 'storybook-root';13export default class Text extends React.Component {14  static propTypes = {15    type: PropTypes.oneOf(['heading', 'subheading', 'body']),16  };17  static defaultProps = {18  };19  render() {20    const { children, type } = this.props;21    const { fontFamily, fontSize } = configureText[type];22    return (23        style={{24        }}25        {children}26    );27  }28}29export { default } from './Text';30export { default as Text } from './Text';31export { configureText };32{33}34{35  "dependencies": {36  }37}38import { configureText } from 'storybook-root';39configureText({40  heading: {41  },42  subheading: {43  },44  body: {45  },46});47import { configureText } from 'storybook-root';48export { configureText };49import { configureText } from 'storybook-root';

Using AI Code Generation

1import {configureText} from 'storybook-root-decorator';2configureText({3  default: {4  },5  h1: {6  },7  h2: {8  },9  h3: {10  },11  h4: {12  },13  h5: {14  },15  h6: {16  },17  subtitle1: {18  },19  subtitle2: {20  },21  body1: {22  },23  body2: {24  },25  button: {26  },27  caption: {28  },29  overline: {30  },31});

Using AI Code Generation

1import { configureText } from "storybook-root"2configureText({3})4import { configureText } from "storybook-root"5configureText({6})7import { configureText } from "storybook-root"8configureText({9})10import { configureText } from "storybook-root"11configureText({12})13import { configureText } from "storybook-root"14configureText({15})16import { configureText } from "storybook-root"17configureText({18})19import { configureText } from "storybook-root"20configureText({21})22import { configureText } from "storybook-root"23configureText({24})25import { configureText } from "storybook-root"26configureText({27})28import { configureText } from "storybook-root"29configureText({

Using AI Code Generation

1import { configureText } from 'storybook-root';2configureText({3});4import { configureText } from 'storybook-root';5configureText({6});7import { configureText } from 'storybook-root';8configureText({9});10import { configureText } from 'storybook-root';11configureText({12});13import { configureText } from 'storybook-root';14configureText({15});16import { configureText } from 'storybook-root';17configureText({18});

Using AI Code Generation

1import { configureText } from 'storybook-root'2export const test = () => {3  configureText('test')4}5import { configureText } from './test'6export { configureText }7import { configureText } from './test'8export const configureText = (text) => {9  console.log(text)10}11I am not sure how to import the configureText method from test.js file to test.js file. Can anyone help me with this?

Using AI Code Generation

1import { configureText } from 'storybook-root'2import { addDecorator } from '@storybook/react'3addDecorator(configureText('text', 'text'))4import '../test.js'5import '../test.js'6import '../test.js'7import '../test.js'8import '../test.js'9import '../test.js'10import '../test.js'11import '../test.js'12import '../test.js'13import '../test.js'14import '../test.js'15import '../test.js'16import '../test.js'17import '../test.js'

Using AI Code Generation

1configureText('Hello World');2import { configureText } from 'storybook-root-decorator';3import React from 'react';4import { Button } from './Button';5export default {6  decorators: [storyFn => <div style={{ padding: '3rem' }}>{storyFn()}</div>],7};8export const text = () => <Button onClick={configureText('Hello Button')}>Hello Button</Button>;9export const emoji = () => <Button onClick={configureText('😀 😎 👍 💯')}>😀 😎 👍 💯</Button>;10import { configureText } from 'storybook-root-decorator';11import React from 'react';12import { Button } from './Button';13export default {14  decorators: [storyFn => <div style={{ padding: '3rem' }}>{storyFn()}</div>],15};16export const text = () => <Button onClick={configureText('Hello Button')}>Hello Button</Button>;17export const emoji = () => <Button onClick={configureText('😀 😎 👍 💯')}>😀 😎 👍 💯</Button>;18configureText('Hello World');19import { configureText } from 'storybook-root-decorator';20import React from 'react';21import { Button } from './Button';22export default {23  decorators: [storyFn => <div style={{ padding: '3rem' }}>{storyFn()}</div>],24};25export const text = () => <Button onClick={configureText('Hello Button')}>Hello Button</Button>;26export const emoji = () => <Button onClick={configureText('😀 😎 👍 💯')}>😀 😎 👍 💯</Button>;27configureText('Hello World');28import { configureText } from 'storybook-root-decor

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