Hi! I don't think the specifics of how/where are important, but let me know if this doesn't help:
Given the reduxState, we construct a redux store object that is used for the classic redux provider. Pseudo code would be:
const mockStore = configureMockStore(middlewares)(args.reduxState); return <Provider store={mockStore}>{children}</Provider>
Thank you. I was just clarifying the bigger picture.
Is there any way to get those created args to be visible in story book?
Ah, it looks as though you have to explicitly say the table: { disable: false } in the associated argTypes.
table: { disable: false }
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Hi! I don't think the specifics of how/where are important, but let me know if this doesn't help:
Given the reduxState, we construct a redux store object that is used for the classic redux provider. Pseudo code would be:
Thank you. I was just clarifying the bigger picture.
Is there any way to get those created args to be visible in story book?
Ah, it looks as though you have to explicitly say the
table: { disable: false }in the associated argTypes.