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@Miniplop Miniplop released this 25 Jan 14:25
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Moving away from Storybook 🚅

As you know, Storybook has been causing a lot of installation issues for users that weren't familiar with it. Maintaining such a dependency has been hard, both for the Prismic team creating the integration and Slice Machine users.

This is why we decided to move away from Storybook and create the Slice Simulator.

  • It's an in-house solution with very minimal scope (whole solution weights less than 5kb gzipped).
  • Unlike Storybook it relies on your framework's bundler. So there are no issues with your CSS solution, tools you use, etc.
  • To make installing Slice Simulator as easy as possible we have created in-app installation steps to help you configure your project.

NOTE: Slice Machine will still continue to create Stories automatically for your components if you wish to continue using Storybook.

Full link field functionality

Now when adding a link field the content creators will have a choice of internal/external/media links.

We improved the way you install Slice Machine dependencies

Depending on your framework, when you use the @slicemachine/init script it now installs all the necessary dependencies to get a Prismic project up and running.

Feedback loop

We design Slice Machine features based on your experience. That's why we have decided to implement a feedback loop within the Slice Machine to learn more about your experience at the source.
This is only a small amount of information about whether you are using the onboarding and Slice Simulator.

Bug fixes

  • Custom types must now be created with an id
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