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Storybook has a rich ecosystem of addons, but it is currently only possible to view one addon at a time. This leads us to addons like @storybook/addon-info that shows some README information as well as prop descriptions, as well as multiple related addons that show propTypes, description, source, README, and so forth. If we could show multiple addon panels at once, then we could focus on tuning each individual addon and composing them in interesting ways.
what
Don't have a specific implementation in mind, but opening this based on discussion in #1147 and also based on discussion with @Gongreg
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Hey there, it's me again! I am going to help our maintainers close this issue so they can focus on development efforts instead. If the issue mentioned is still a concern, please open a new ticket and mention this old one. Cheers and thanks for using Storybook!
why
Storybook has a rich ecosystem of addons, but it is currently only possible to view one addon at a time. This leads us to addons like
@storybook/addon-info
that shows some README information as well as prop descriptions, as well as multiple related addons that showpropTypes
,description
,source
,README
, and so forth. If we could show multiple addon panels at once, then we could focus on tuning each individual addon and composing them in interesting ways.what
Don't have a specific implementation in mind, but opening this based on discussion in #1147 and also based on discussion with @Gongreg
This recent Atom feature comes to mind, although this could be overkill: http://blog.atom.io/2017/05/23/docks-deep-dive.html
See also slots/fills architecture:
See also #1335
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