Storybook Setup for UI Component Documentation & Testing #690
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This project involves building a UI Component Library using Angular and Storybook to create, document, and test reusable UI components in isolation. The goal is to develop a scalable and modular library of components that can be integrated across various applications. Storybook is used for visualizing components, making it easier to test and document their behavior without running the entire app. Webpack configuration ensures that styles, such as CSS, are handled properly during the build process. The project focuses on creating a set of standardized, reusable components like buttons, forms, and modals, with each one documented and demonstrated through interactive stories in Storybook. This approach enables faster development, ensures UI consistency, and makes the components easy to integrate and maintain across multiple projects.