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Support Storybook test-runner
See original GitHub issue- I’d be willing to implement this feature (contributing guide)
Description
I’d like to see support for Storybook Test Runner.
Motivation
it’s becoming the de-facto way of testing components (compared to creating a separated cypress config).
Suggested Implementation
Not sure how to help/where to start. I guess a test-storybook executor ?
Alternate Implementations
One could forge a workaround using the run-commands executors, but it won’t scale well 😃.
Thanks for the awesome work team!
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created a year ago
- Comments:5 (5 by maintainers)
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@Djiit The best way to do it is to follow the steps described here. Build
nxand then publish it with verdaccio to a local registry.The other way to do it (more sloppy I guess), is to create a Nx workspace normally, and then go in node_modules and make the changes you made to the code.
Just gave a first stab at it. Added a test. How can I easly test it locally within a project ?