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A React project uses Storybook’s preview iframe with global decorators for shared context and data initialization. The integration goal is to determine how to distinguish an apparently unchanged story after an edit from builder-specific HMR and story-index refresh behavior, React StrictMode’s development-only mount/unmount/remount cycle, or JavaScript module
Goal Teams want to use Storybook's notifications addon to surface critical alerts (e.g., errors, warnings) while silencing informational toasts during local development and in CI pipelines. Constraints and uncertainty The addon accepts a filter function to exclude notifications by type or message, but when CI=true the built-in suppression hides all toasts re
Goal To render a Next.js App Router server component directly inside a Storybook preview iframe. Constraints & Uncertainty Storybook’s preview runs as a browser iframe and relies on its builder (Vite or Webpack) for module resolution and HMR. The Next.js server runtime and React Server Component payload handling are not present in that environment, so a
Static Build Deployment When a Storybook project runs npm run build-storybook , the output is a pure static bundle that can be served by any HTTP server. The intent is to share component examples with stakeholders or embed the UI in documentation sites. However, the generated bundle contains no authentication or authorization hooks. If the static files are p
Goal is to define predictable interoperability between Storybook CSF 3 story definitions and React component rendering when args, defaultProps and control overrides intersect. The integration boundary is between the Manager UI that stores and edits args and the preview iframe that renders the component. Merge strategy for nested objects, functions and refs i
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