• Gave a demo at work today about what I've done with Storybook and GitHub Status Checks
• Maybe I should blog about it?
• Storybook is a tool we use to generate static mini-sites with demos (i.e. "stories") of React components we use on Firefox Accounts
• Status checks are pass/fail status messages attached to GitHub commits that can link to a target URL
• We build Storybooks for each commit to master and for Pull Requests and set a status check with a link to the Storybook build hosted via Github Pages
  • build-storybooks.sh - a shell script that builds the storybook for the current commit and assembles metadata
    • The status check is posted via curl
  • build-storybooks-indexes.js - a node JS script that generates index pages for a static site that organize and link to past storybook builds

Putting it all together, this means that clicking the green checkmark on a commit in our repo will link to a storybook build if that commit has changed relevant React components