defmodule Storybook.MyPage do # See https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix_storybook/PhoenixStorybook.Story.html for full story # documentation. use PhoenixStorybook.Story, :page def doc, do: "Your very first steps into using Phoenix Storybook" # Declare an optional tab-based navigation in your page: def navigation do [ {:welcome, "Welcome", {:fa, "hand-wave", :thin}}, {:components, "Components", {:fa, "toolbox", :thin}}, {:sandboxing, "Sandboxing", {:fa, "box-check", :thin}}, {:icons, "Icons", {:fa, "icons", :thin}} ] end # This is a dummy fonction that you should replace with your own HEEx content. def render(assigns = %{tab: :welcome}) do ~H"""
We generated your storybook with an example of a page and a component.
Explore the generated *.story.exs
files in your /storybook
directory. When you're ready to add your own, just drop your new story & index files into the same directory and refresh your storybook.
Here are a few docs you might be interested in:
<.description_list items={[ {"Create a new Story", doc_link("Story")}, {"Display components using Variations", doc_link("Stories.Variation")}, {"Group components using VariationGroups", doc_link("Stories.VariationGroup")}, {"Organize the sidebar with Index files", doc_link("Index")} ]} />This should be enough to get you started, but you can use the tabs in the upper-right corner of this page to check out advanced usage guides.
This and other guides are also available on HexDocs.