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USWDS - Button: Create story for links styled as buttons - #5435
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Thanks for setting this up, @mahoneycm. It's looking good. I had just a couple thoughts:
- It would be helpful to also have dropdown control that lets us include a button variant (like
usa-button--accent-cool) in the modifiers. - I think we should clearly label this as a test pattern (unless we decide to consider it differently). I added a few notes below.
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@amyleadem Updated the story to follow test patterns in 01641ba ! As for the dropdown, I had the same idea actually! I ended up going against it though because then you could only assign one modifier at a time. This would mean we couldn't do things like If we don't think that's necessary, I definitely think it could be a cool enhancement for the button story. Honestly, maybe we could have a secondary dropdown for additional modifier classes? |
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@mahoneycm That’s a good point about the modifier control. I think the text box control type works well given the circumstances.
Everything is looking good in Storybook here. However, I noticed that after moving the JSON to the test-patterns directory I now get an error when I run the build:html command. I recently encountered this issue on another PR as well. Here is the error:
[webpack-cli] Failed to load '/Users/aleadem/Dev/github/uswds-workspace/uswds/webpack.twig.config.js' config
[webpack-cli] Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open './packages/usa-button/src/test/test-patterns/usa-button.json'From what I've seen, it appears to happen when the test-patterns directory contains both a twig and a JSON file. Since the JSON is so simple here, I am wondering if it makes sense to just pass the data as args in stories.js or if we want to dive deeper into what is happening in the webpack config.
This resolved a build:html script error
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@amyleadem Thanks for catching that! I wonder what the issue with having both file types is... I went ahead and moved the data into args within |
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Looking good! Just a couple of small notes:
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Thanks for addressing this issue.
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Typically we use test stories to see a component within another context (like its behavior with other components or alongside other variants).
This is simply the same component, but in link form. It might make more sense to either:
- Make it a regular story variant.
- Make it a true test and add real buttons alongside.
Either could include a disclaimer that this is experimental or for prototyping.
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| text: "Link styled as button", | ||
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Usually the name for tests should be just test and it tests more than just the component.
A description, if its a true test, as to what we're testing would be helpful.
Otherwise, it could be moved out of tests and alongside the other variants. If we don't have reasons to validate it as a "true" component, we can add a disclaimer.
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I updated it to follow standard component story patterns! Since it's used throughout our site and the design system, it deserves to be a real story with the other button variants!
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Looks better as a story, thank you. Can you look into the build errors before approving?
CircleCI build error
ERROR in Conflict: Multiple assets emit different content to the same filename usa-button.html
ERROR in Conflict: Multiple assets emit different content to the same filename usa-button~accent-cool.html
ERROR in Conflict: Multiple assets emit different content to the same filename usa-button~accent-warm.html
ERROR in Conflict: Multiple assets emit different content to the same filename usa-button~base.html
ERROR in Conflict: Multiple assets emit different content to the same filename usa-button~big.html
ERROR in Conflict: Multiple assets emit different content to the same filename usa-button~outline-inverse.html
ERROR in Conflict: Multiple assets emit different content to the same filename usa-button~outline.html
ERROR in Conflict: Multiple assets emit different content to the same filename usa-button~secondary.html
ERROR in Conflict: Multiple assets emit different content to the same filename usa-button~unstyled.html
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@mejiaj build failure was a result of having multiple twig files with imported contend in the same directory it seems. Followed the pattern set by other components and moved the twig file into it's own directory and it resolved the issue! 👍 |
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LGTM, thanks for the adjustments
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Good conversation, good outcome
Summary
Created a storybook preview for links styled as buttons. The story matches existing button storybook previews.
Breaking change
This is not a breaking change.
Related issue
Closes #5254
Related pull requests
Changelog →This is an internal change.
Preview link
Links styled as buttons →
Problem statement
Currently the only links with the
usa-buttonclass in storybook are the "back" button on button-group & the card buttons (after #4385)Solution
Create a storybook preview for links styled as buttons.
Notes:
disabledbutton from link previewtypestorybook control from Link storytypeattribute from the Links as Buttons template as well as the control. Anchor elements do not havetypefunctionality.aria_disabledcontrolTesting and review
Testing Checklist
Further Considerations
Should we add links styled as buttons to the component preview?
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