Who uses React Styleguidist?

[sapegin]

Do you use React Styleguidist in your project? Let us know about that! It’d be great if you can share some details: screenshot, link, number of components, etc.

We use it at Here for a component library that we use to develop internal tools. Right now we have 41 component and it’s growing:

[robhrt7]

Interested in sourcejs-react-styleguidist users? I know @ndelangen uses it quite extensively.

[sapegin]

@operatino Yep ;-)

[ndelangen]

Me and my team are using sourcejs-react-styleguidist as @operatino says.
We currently document 58 spec pages, ranging from Utilities/Colors, Utilities/Fonts, Atoms/Buttons, Atoms/Image, Molecules/Map, Molecules/ProductList, Modules/Hero, Modules/StoreLocator, Scaffolds/Header, Scaffolds/Footer.

Spec pages are grouped together according to a somewhat atomic design principle to the extend that worked for us.

On each spec page there are on average 5 representations of each component, in different states, variations, with different modifiers etc. Some specs only have a single representation, some have over 20.

This is for example how our Atoms/FormElements looks like:

[sapegin]

@ndelangen Cool, thanks!

[mik01aj]

Hello from LovelyBooks! :)

Right now we have 50 components.

[sapegin]

@mik01aj Awesome!

[sapegin]

Rumble Charts, React components for building composable and flexible charts.

/cc @rosko

[pke]

I stumbled over this project a couple of weeks ago, starred it and then forgot how it was named and that I had it starred. Last week I was desperately googling anything with react component documentation by example example.md but did not find this project. react components in example.md finally lead me back to this repo.

Now I can work on our example files for about 80 components/containers and I will present screens later here.
Thanks for creating the project!

[sapegin]

@pke Would be interesting to see the result ;-)

[sapegin]

Semantic UI Components for React.

/cc @asvetliakov @hallister

[sapegin]

Feel free to add your project here!

[zecaptus]

Hello from Whataboon ;)

Change from the original react-styleguidist (without forking / only webpack aliases) :

• Material Design
• One component / page
• Collapse Sections

Future :

• 100% Material
• Subsections

Good job @sapegin !! Probably the best styleguide that I've found !

[sapegin]

@zecaptus Wow that’s cool! Thanks for sharing ;-)