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I'm using `
- "@storybook/react": "^5.3.19"`
"@storybook/preset-create-react-app": "^3.0.1"
"@storybook/addon-docs": "^5.3.19"
"flow-bin": "^0.109.0"
The prop table is populated with my prop types / descriptions but ONLY if a type
is declared in the same file as the component.
This works:
// chart.js
// @flow
type widgetPropsT = {
/** The title of the chart */
title: string,
/** The subtitle of the chart */
subtitle: string,
/** The Description to display in the Tooltip */
description: string,
/** Displays the loading state */
loading?: boolean,
/** Displays the error state */
errors?: boolean
};
type Props = widgetPropsT & {
/** The data to display */
graphData: {
key: string,
label: string,
unitType: unitTypeT,
type: displayChartTypeEnum,
chartData: chartDataT[]
}[]
};
cont Chart = ({
title,
subtitle,
description,
graphData,
loading,
errors
}: Props) => {
...
}
But because widgetPropsT
is common i'd like to keep it in a common place eg:
// chart.js
// @flow
import type { widgetPropsT } from '../common/types';
type Props = widgetPropsT & {
/** The data to display */
graphData: {
key: string,
label: string,
unitType: unitTypeT,
type: displayChartTypeEnum,
chartData: chartDataT[]
}[]
};
cont Chart = ({
title,
subtitle,
description,
graphData,
loading,
errors
}: Props) => {
...
}
But when i do this only the graphData
prop is output to the prop table...
I know Flow is hateful but i'm stuck with it, anyone else come across this problem?