[faichai]

Storybook is one of those projects, like Postman, that has completely lost the plot. It's unclear what objectives they are pursuing but in terms of developer experience they seem increasingly developer hostile. The CSF format is an unreadable joke and doesn't play that well with TypeScript, the number of plugins you need to do anything sane is ridiculous, and this telemetry story is a farce - open source should not skim data by default.

I remember writing a super simple wrapper around Jasmine to do the same kind of thing, and was glad when I could ditch it for Storybook many moons ago. But if I was starting a project now I would probably rawdog it again, Storybook just causes too much pain.

Is anyone aware of any similar projects that are more developer friendly?

[microflash]

There's also Histoire[1] for Svelte and Vuejs.

[1]: https://histoire.dev/

[andrewmcwatters]

What should people use instead of Postman these days? It seems to still be the only decent client for testing particular protocols, like OAuth 2.0. There's no way I'm using curl for that.

[morbicer]

It indeed became Sorrybook.

https://github.com/tajo/ladle looks promising if you use React