React Native Storybook and MCP Integration
This section explores how React Native Storybook can leverage the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to enhance component development and testing workflows.
MCP Server Implementation for Storybook
class StorybookServer extends MCPServer {
capabilities = {
tools: {
'generate-story': this.handleStoryGeneration,
'test-component': this.handleComponentTesting,
'analyze-props': this.handlePropsAnalysis
},
resources: {
'component-metadata': this.handleMetadata,
'story-templates': this.handleTemplates,
'test-results': this.handleTestResults
}
}
}
Key Features
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Story Generation
- AI-powered story creation
- Component documentation
- Props validation
- Interactive examples
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Component Testing
- Visual regression testing
- Interaction testing
- Accessibility validation
- Cross-platform compatibility
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Development Tools
- Component previews
- Props playground
- Theme testing
- Responsive design tools
Best Practices
Component Documentation
- Include usage examples
- Document all props
- Show edge cases
- Provide accessibility info
Testing Strategy
- Implement visual tests
- Check responsive behavior
- Validate interactions
- Test accessibility features
Common Use Cases
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Component Development
- Interactive development
- Real-time preview
- Props exploration
- Theme testing
-
Documentation
- Component showcase
- API documentation
- Usage guidelines
- Design system integration
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