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add new test liberary chromatic and new storybook files about atoms #141

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kohta9521 commented 4 months ago

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These changes improve component documentation and visualization, aiding developers and designers in maintaining consistent UI elements.

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Walkthrough

This set of changes enhances the frontend project configuration and Storybook setup. A new Chromatic configuration file was introduced, the CategoryText and several other components were updated with imports and story objects, and trivial modifications were made to some export statements. The main focus is on improving component documentation and organization within Storybook.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
frontend/chromatic.config.json Introduced a new configuration file specifying the project ID and enabling zipping.
frontend/src/components/atoms/CategoryText.tsx Added an import for Link from 'next/link'.
frontend/src/components/atoms/MenuMainList.tsx, .../atoms/stories/MenuMainList.stories.tsx Updated MenuMainList component export and introduced storybook configuration for it.
frontend/src/components/atoms/stories/Category.stories.tsx, .../stories/RecentArticle.stories.tsx Introduced storybook metadata and default story configurations for CategoryText and RecentArticle components.
frontend/src/components/atoms/stories/Logo.stories.tsx Removed a newline at the end of the file.
frontend/src/components/molecules/SidebarSection.tsx Made a trivial change in the export statement.

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Poem

Amid the code, a rabbit hops,
Bright stories bloom from coding crops.
A link is found, the config set,
New tales to share, we won't forget. 🌟
With exports fine, and stories spun,
Our frontend's journey just begun. 🚀

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