What's the state of this project? #10
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Hey man, I'm failing pretty hard at getting this integrated with an existing fuse-box/ts project. Would you mind helping me? I'd like to use this in our project with jest and all the trimmings. If I can just get it rolling I could even contribute to get this to a point where it can be installed with the same ease as storybook. But currently, I can't even get the example in the luis repo running. |
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Hi, I was super busy these days with other activities. I shall have more time next week to put it to less painful state. From that moment on, I will start advertising it and try to find collaborators. I will keep you posted! |
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Hey man! Thanks for answering!
We actually tried in the mean time to get vanilla storybook rolling with
fuse box but without huge success. We resolved that Luis is probably a more
well rounded solution, but it would need a fork and some tlc.
If you’re active on the project again we could probably pitch in with
testing, feedback, minor fixes etc.
…On Wed, 2 May 2018 at 04:03, Tomas Trescak ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi, I was super busy these days with other activities.
I am confident with the way luis now works but I understand that making it
work is pain in the ...
I shall have more time next week to put it to less painful state. From
that moment on, I will start advertising it and try to find collaborators.
I will keep you posted!
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Hey, some time next week I already have a plan and idea how to simplify the whole thing. Pretty much I will export Luis as a React component that you will be able to plug in anywhere you like. You can set it up as a separate website, as well as use it under some route (e.g. /luis) in your running program. There are other simplifications that I have in mind. I'll let you know once it is finished. I am happy with the way it works now, as previously I was actually trying to execute tests in the browser and also to create snapshots in the browser. While this was SUPER fast and worked amazingly well, there were inconsistencies between snapshots and test results from console and CI. As a result the solution now works with a test running in JEST or MOCHA in the background and jest picking up test results as they come. If you do not care about test results, setting up only the "storybook" part of it is even simpler. I will work on the docs as well. |
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Sounds promising! I never paid closer attention, but is Luis coupled to
react? Storybook can be used with ng and vue as a comparison.
…On Thu, 3 May 2018 at 02:35, Tomas Trescak ***@***.***> wrote:
Hey, some time next week I already have a plan and idea how to simplify
the whole thing. Pretty much I will export Luis as a React component that
you will be able to plug in anywhere you like. You can set it up as a
separate website, as well as use it under some route (e.g. /luis) in your
running program. There are other simplifications that I have in mind. I'll
let you know once it is finished.
I am happy with the way it works now, as previously I was actually trying
to execute tests in the browser and also to create snapshots in the
browser. While this was SUPER fast and worked amazingly well, there were
inconsistencies between snapshots and test results from console and CI. As
a result the solution now works with a test running in JEST or MOCHA in the
background and jest picking up test results as they come.
If you do not care about test results, setting up only the "storybook"
part of it is even simpler. I will work on the docs as well.
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Frankly, I have used it only with React as I have never worked with Angular and Vue. From what I understand the Vue integration is seamless with React: But Angular is yet another bit.h to tackle. We may look into that later. |
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Hi, I have updated the project to simplify its use. I have also updated documentation. What still remains is to revisit the Luis plugin for VSCODE. But, now it works really well with both jest and Mocha. |
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Coming to think about it, also a standalone mode is TODO, where you execute luis as binary, but I don't know how to solve the fuse file, where everyone is using their own config with own plugins. [EDIT] Probably like this https://storybook.js.org/configurations/custom-webpack-config/ |
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love the project, once you're looking for contributors, hit me up :) |
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@wmathes thanks for the kind words. I'm in the middle of work craze right now, so not much time and love for OS. I'd be more then glad for any contributions. Project is now kind of stable and works as expected. I went through several rounds to get here but now I'm using it already with 4th project of mine and very happy. What would maybe help is a bit of promotion, e.g. a blog post or anything that would let people know that this is lying around here ;) |
I'm having a hard time trying to get a sense of how usable this project is. I've played with your
luis-jestandluis-cataloguerepos, and I get the impression that things are mostly a work in progress. The 'package mode' isn't making sense to me - is it supposed to run out of 'node_modules' folder?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: