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A story is a component with a set of arguments that define how the component should render. “Args” are Storybook’s mechanism for defining those arguments in a single JavaScript object. Args can be used to dynamically change props, slots, styles, inputs, etc. It allows Storybook and its addons to live edit components. You do not need to modify your underlying component code to use args. When an arg’s value changes, the component re-renders, allowing you to interact with components in Storybook’s UI via addons that affect args. Learn how and why to write stories in the introduction. For details on how args work, read on. The args object can be defined at the story, component and global level. It is a JSON serializable object composed of string keys with matching valid value types that can be passed into a component for your framework. To define the args of a single story, use the args CSF story key: These args will only apply to the story for which they are attached, although you can reu

Args | Storybook docs Docs » Stories » Args Version 10.5 Get Started Why Storybook? Install Frameworks What's a story? Browse stories Setup Conclusion Stories Args Parameters Decorators Play function Loaders Tags Naming components and hierarchy Mocking data and modules Building pages and screens Stories for multiple components Writing stories in TypeScript Testing Interaction tests Accessibility tests Visual tests Snapshot tests Test coverage In CI Integrations Docs Autodocs MDX Doc blocks Code panel Preview and build docs AI Agentic setup MCP server Best practices Manifests Sharing Publish Em

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