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The newline Guide to Building Your First GraphQL Server with Node and TypeScript
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How to Add Deeplinking and React Portals to Storybook

Let's analyze the restaurant detail page component and add it to Storybook, including deeplinking and React portals support.

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How to add Complex Components to Storybook

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Storybook for React Apps

Module 1: Introduction

Introduction:

Start Here

Introduction:

Course Introduction

Module 2: Storybook - How it works

Lesson 1: (5:26)

What is Storybook? Better React UI Component Development

Lesson 2: (2:22)

Storybook and Component Driven, Atomic Design in React

Lesson 3: (5:55)

How to Install Storybook and Add Stories to React Components

Lesson 4: (11:42)

Intro to Storybook Component Story Format and args

Lesson 5: (6:29)

How to use Storybook Decorators to Style Components

Lesson 6: (8:39)

The 9 Best Storybook Addons to Build Better Story Workflows

Lesson 7: (4:38)

How to Customize the Storybook React Theme for Your Brand

Lesson 8:

Wrapping up

Module 3: Starting the main project

Introduction:

Section overview

Lesson 1: (5:08)

Accessing the project

Lesson 2: (4:32)

Breaking down our use-case

Lesson 3: (9:57)

How to Write an Atomic Component in Storybook

Lesson 4: (10:41)

How to Add Styled Component Themes to Storybook

Lesson 5: (6:00)

Set Storybook Themes With Decorator Global Values and Parameters

Lesson 6: (8:32)

How to Connect Storybook to Figma

Lesson 7: (7:11)

How to Compose Components in Storybook

Lesson 8: (7:54)

How to Integrate Storybook Components Into a React App

Lesson 9:

Wrapping up

Module 4: Dealing with fetch requests

Introduction:

Section overview

Lesson 1: (5:31)

Fetch Data for Storybook Components With Container Pattern

Lesson 2: (5:30)

Add Conditional Logic to Storybook Compontent Data Fetching

Lesson 3: (7:45)

How to Mock Storybook Data Fetching Requests With MSW

Lesson 4:

Wrapping up

Module 5: Adding Pages to Storybook

Introduction:

Section overview

Lesson 1: (9:52)

Adding PageTemplate and Redux support to Storybook

Lesson 2: (4:12)

How to add Complex Components to Storybook

Lesson 3: (9:51)

How to Add Deeplinking and React Portals to Storybook

Lesson 4: (3:00)

How to Mock Storybook App Loading Scenarios With MSW

Lesson 5:

Wrapping up

Module 6: Storybook and testing

Introduction:

Introduction

Lesson 1: (2:04)

How to Install the Storybook ESLint plugin

Lesson 2: (11:10)