I want to display this component in Storybook, but since the $errors variable is undefined.
I tried to override the has() method explicitly by using storybook or php directive, but you received an error message and could not achieve your goal.
@storybook([
'args' => [
'errors' => (object) [
'has' => function () {
return true;
}
]
]
])
<x-input :errors="$errors" placeholder="Enter text here"></x-input>
// error message -> Call to a member function has() on array
@php
$errors = (object) [
'has' => function () {
return true;
},
];
@endphp
<x-input :errors="$errors" placeholder="Enter text here"></x-input>
// error message -> Call to undefined method stdClass::has()
Is there a way to display this component in Story?
Hi! Please excuse my poor English. Thank you for the great library.
Let me ask a question as there does not seem to be the same issue in the past.
Environment
My environment is:
M1 Macbook Air macOS 12.2.1 Blast v1.8
Description
I have a component that changes its style when an error occurs, like this:
I want to display this component in Storybook, but since the $errors variable is undefined. I tried to override the has() method explicitly by using storybook or php directive, but you received an error message and could not achieve your goal.
Is there a way to display this component in Story?