I used Storybook when I made my first iteration of a component library, a year ago I switched to bit.dev and now they have released a new version that has an interesting showcase similar to Storybook, take a look at it because you might find it useful.
It was a React UI library basically, the change was because bit allows my team to retrieve components directly in the final project modify and reupload again, it also comes with features to build a monorepo but publishing components independently.
Back in the moment I remember to see bit as something like Lerna + Storybook.
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I used Storybook when I made my first iteration of a component library, a year ago I switched to bit.dev and now they have released a new version that has an interesting showcase similar to Storybook, take a look at it because you might find it useful.
It is not free though
What made you switch from Storybook to bit.dev? Which JS component library were you building with?
It was a React UI library basically, the change was because bit allows my team to retrieve components directly in the final project modify and reupload again, it also comes with features to build a monorepo but publishing components independently.
Back in the moment I remember to see bit as something like Lerna + Storybook.