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Integration with Storybook and custom styles
See original GitHub issueThis is a feature request.
It seems that now react-sketchapp could only be used only when all styles are inlined in JSX. This significantly limits its applicability for existing projects that often have separate CSS/SASS/LESS/PostCSS stylesheets and/or use something like Bootstrap.
What if there will be some tool that can parse existing demo site (including ones built with Storybook), grab all actual computed styles from DOM (which means app has to be truly rendered by a headless browser or similar) and then produce a temporary react-sketchapp app which in turn can be converted to Sketch file.
Sounds monstrous but should be quite viable.
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Being able to use custom CSS in any sort of way would make this tool 100x more useful
We’re building for a future of React-as-a-platform, and looks increasingly like React Native-style abstractions are the right model for that.
That leaves some difficult design decisions, such as standardizing around flexbox (for compatibility & reuse, and because we’re just a couple of people and implementing every single browser layout model).
I have a feeling this might be the same category of issues — if there’s a good solution in the React Native / React VR / React Native Web / React Primitives ecosystem then we can learn from it / use it.