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Initially this was one of the first patterns I attempted upon picking up Storybook, and it until I found @psimyn's comment it wasn't very clear why the below pattern didn't work as expected:
Expected: A single Grid folder containing some stories for my components, and then a nested Examples folder containing some usage examples.
Result: Two seperate Grid folders.
Depending whether we think this is worth supporting ... Even though the example in the docs doesn't at all present the above setup, I think potentially it'd be good to make it clearer in the docs that it can't be done currently. I think it's a pattern that's likely to be commonly assumed by developers when talking about nesting folders; what does everyone think?
Picking up on a request made by @psimyn in #151 (comment)
Initially this was one of the first patterns I attempted upon picking up Storybook, and it until I found @psimyn's comment it wasn't very clear why the below pattern didn't work as expected:
Expected: A single
Grid
folder containing some stories for my components, and then a nestedExamples
folder containing some usage examples.Result: Two seperate
Grid
folders.Depending whether we think this is worth supporting ... Even though the example in the docs doesn't at all present the above setup, I think potentially it'd be good to make it clearer in the docs that it can't be done currently. I think it's a pattern that's likely to be commonly assumed by developers when talking about nesting folders; what does everyone think?
View the relevant nesting documentation
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