Uibook is a tool for visual testing of React components. It let you quickly check both desktop and mobile view of your components with real media queries and different combinations of props.

The Key Features:

• Responsive Testing for developers to play with real media queries
• Live Text Editing for designers and editors to check their content
• Installed as a Webpack Plugin, it doesn’t require any additional builder.

🚩 Check amazing Uibook example here: https://amplifr.com/uikit.

We’ve designed Uibook for seamless integration to your project. Install it as a webpack plugin, and you’re all set: Uibook doesn’t require any separate bundler.

webpack.config.js

const UibookPlugin = require('uibook/plugin')

module.exports = {
  …
  plugins: [
    new UibookPlugin({
      outputPath: '/uibook',
      controller: path.join(__dirname, '../src/uibook-controller.js')
    })
  ],
}

Read more about installation →

You should define two things only:

1. The Page — simple object with test component name and cases;
2. The Case — set of props and callbacks to the component.

button.uibook.js

import UibookCase from 'uibook/case'
import Button from '../src/button'

export default {
  component: Button,
  name: 'Button',
  cases: [
    () => <UibookCase>Button</UibookCase>,
    () => <UibookCase props={{ isSmall: true }}>Small button</UibookCase>
  ]
}

Read more about configuration →

As soon as you finished your first Uibook Page, you’re ready to write Uibook Controller. This is a place where all Pages included and passed to UibookStarter ✨

uibook-controller.js

import UibookStarter from 'uibook/starter'
import ButtonUibook from './button.uibook'

export default UibookStarter({
  pages: {
    Button: ButtonUibook
  }
})

Read more about Controller →

There is no need in any additional servers or webpack instances. Uibook integrates into your project, so just run your bundler and open /uibook (or your custom address — outputPath) in a browser.

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This mode enables contentEditable for each case, allowing managers, designers and interface editors to preview content in components.

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