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CSF: Autotitle fix multiple dots and handle stories.js #21840
CSF: Autotitle fix multiple dots and handle stories.js #21840
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Can you add some tests with windows paths?
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@ndelangen I'm just getting back to this after a long time. I'm not sure this really needs a separate test on Windows, but I added one for completeness. Let me know what you think. Thanks! |
@valentinpalkovic could you have a look at this? 🙏 |
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@valentinpalkovic This had fallen out of date, so I rebased it to the latest |
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Rebased again and tweaked considering #23852 |
@ndelangen @valentinpalkovic Did this get lost/forgotten? |
Hey @agriffis sorry about that! We are currently very busy (and some of us are on vacation) so it might take us time to go through the PRs. |
I updated the branch for you. Please reach out if you need assistance resolving the unit tests / linting problems. |
The stripExtension() function aggressively removed everything after the first dot in the filename. It should remove only (for example) .js or .stories.js or .story.js See the new test in autoTitle.test.ts for example. Additionally the stripExtension() function was pulling double-duty by cleaning up an empty leading string, a leftover from calling pathJoin([titlePrefix, suffix]) with empty titlePrefix. Handle this properly in the earlier code instead of hacking stripExtension().
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@ndelangen @yannbf I rebased to next and added an additional commit for the fix, along with an additional unit test. |
I think this looks good, but will defer to either @shilman or @JReinhold to approve and merge this. |
Reminder @JReinhold, @shilman |
I hope it's okay to ping here. This PR seems relatively small, and I'd love to see it merged rather than languish. |
@agriffis thanks for making this & for your patience on getting it merged! the change looks good to me, but it's also a technically breaking change -- you can see this from our chromatic changes where we see filenames like |
@shilman can you review the Chromatic changes? This definitely affected the angular sandboxes, and for the Storybook UI there were big naming changes that I don't know if it's related to this PR. |
Good catch @yannbf -- I looked at the Angular changes which look good. But the UI storybook changes looks like a regression. |
@shilman Can we proceed with this PR? |
Note: This is easier to review the two commits in sequence rather than all changes simultaneously. In particular the commit messages may be helpful.
Also, it's possible you'll prefer separate pull requests for the fix and feature, but I'm lazy and taking my chances.
What I did
Fix an auto-titling bug when the filename contains multiple dots, for example
button.group.stories.js
would dumb down tobutton
Handle
stories.js
as a meaningless filename for auto-titling, similarly toindex.stories.js
How to test
Added new tests for both the fix and the feature.
Why this matters to me
I prefer
stories.tsx
rather thanindex.stories.tsx
to avoid tab-completion ambiguities. But I'd also like to use auto-titling.I found the bug while auditing the code prior to adding the feature.
Ideally, I think we'd be able to supply an
autoTitle
function in the storybook config for customization, but that's a higher bar because of figuring out the best API, updating docs, etc.Checklist
MIGRATION.MD
Maintainers
make sure to add the
ci:merged
orci:daily
GH label to it.["cleanup", "BREAKING CHANGE", "feature request", "bug", "documentation", "maintenance", "dependencies", "other"]