I really appreciate the broad support for alot of frameworks and libraries, yet I sorely miss a version that is meant to be used for vanilla webcomponent development, without any supporting or enhancing libraries like Polymer. Just plain ESNext Code written for browsers that can run the code _as-is_ including full support for ES modules, private class properties and methods, in short: state-of-the-art web component development.
On our project so far we've been using Fabricator for the job - both as an asset building stack, and as a component showcasing environment. Especially for the latter we're less-than-happy with it.
Are you able to assist bring the feature to reality?
I probably cannot, because I'm yet to take a look behind the curtains of Storybook, but to the best of my abilities and knowledge, I'd be willing to help.
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@franktopel Hi! Have you checked app/html which supports rendering plain html on Storybook. HTML guide If what you return is a plain html then it should work without a problem(btw if you want state-of-the-art, you can also setup Typescript with this app/html)
Just a side note, I know it can be little confusing but Polymer or other web-components related framework/compiler supports here at Storybook are kind of a wrapper that converts any framework specific code to pure web-components
I hope I answered your question?
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@storybook/html is the recommended solution for everything vanilla
It looks like this is going to be a thing in 5.3.0
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It looks like this is going to be a thing in 5.3.0
See v5.3.0-alpha.34 WebComponents Kitchen Sink