Hot damn look at those numbers @e18e.dev, -24 MB of dependencies.
github.com/storybookjs/...
@kasperpeulen.bsky.social removing the final piece of Babel from Storybook 11!
github.com/storybookjs/...
@kasperpeulen.bsky.social removing the final piece of Babel from Storybook 11!
React: Make react-docgen and react-docgen-typescript optional peer dependencies by kasperpeulen · Pull Request #37141 · storybookjs/storybook
Closes #
What I did
Storybook 11 runs the docgen server by default. It reads components with the TypeScript compiler API and never touches react-docgen or react-docgen-typescript. Yet every React p...
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November 3, 2026 at 3:35 PM
Hot damn look at those numbers @e18e.dev, -24 MB of dependencies.
github.com/storybookjs/...
@kasperpeulen.bsky.social removing the final piece of Babel from Storybook 11!
github.com/storybookjs/...
@kasperpeulen.bsky.social removing the final piece of Babel from Storybook 11!
You could consider turning this into an addon, however I don't know how much of your "custom react-docgen-typescript" is generalizable and how it compares/conflicts with our new react-component-meta docgen work. 🙂
November 10, 2026 at 1:21 PM
You could consider turning this into an addon, however I don't know how much of your "custom react-docgen-typescript" is generalizable and how it compares/conflicts with our new react-component-meta docgen work. 🙂
Wow that looks super cool!
I love how you've solved the issue of props have different types, and how named types expand into their primitives, that's super clever and something we have been debating internally about how to support, with our recent rewrite of the docgen pipeline.
I love how you've solved the issue of props have different types, and how named types expand into their primitives, that's super clever and something we have been debating internally about how to support, with our recent rewrite of the docgen pipeline.
November 10, 2026 at 1:21 PM
Wow that looks super cool!
I love how you've solved the issue of props have different types, and how named types expand into their primitives, that's super clever and something we have been debating internally about how to support, with our recent rewrite of the docgen pipeline.
I love how you've solved the issue of props have different types, and how named types expand into their primitives, that's super clever and something we have been debating internally about how to support, with our recent rewrite of the docgen pipeline.
Probably dont have time on our side right now to dig in either tbh. 🙂
Would be interesting to see how much is possible as an enriching docgen procider, I have high hopes for that API when it stabilizes at some point. 🙂
Would be interesting to see how much is possible as an enriching docgen procider, I have high hopes for that API when it stabilizes at some point. 🙂
November 10, 2026 at 9:38 PM
Probably dont have time on our side right now to dig in either tbh. 🙂
Would be interesting to see how much is possible as an enriching docgen procider, I have high hopes for that API when it stabilizes at some point. 🙂
Would be interesting to see how much is possible as an enriching docgen procider, I have high hopes for that API when it stabilizes at some point. 🙂
Where it clashes with RCM: it's a Vite plugin on the build-time path you're moving away from, and it spins up its own TS program. I think it'd fit nicely as a docgen provider on top of RCM though. Or you just steal the prop shape (kind/variants/members) 👀
November 10, 2026 at 2:08 PM
Where it clashes with RCM: it's a Vite plugin on the build-time path you're moving away from, and it spins up its own TS program. I think it'd fit nicely as a docgen provider on top of RCM though. Or you just steal the prop shape (kind/variants/members) 👀
Honestly, it's less custom than it sounds 😄 We still run plain react-docgen-typescript, and then a little enricher walks the TS types on top and spits out a richer tree: nested members, union variants, where each prop came from. Kept it framework-agnostic and free of our own stuff on purpose.
November 10, 2026 at 2:08 PM
Honestly, it's less custom than it sounds 😄 We still run plain react-docgen-typescript, and then a little enricher walks the TS types on top and spits out a richer tree: nested members, union variants, where each prop came from. Kept it framework-agnostic and free of our own stuff on purpose.
minor changes to our internal docgen logic for Svelte. Our current work builds a facade that chooses between the TS 6 or 7.1 API depending on which version the user has in their project, and we would need to switch Svelte over to using that facade instead of assuming TS 6 only.
November 5, 2026 at 3:00 PM
minor changes to our internal docgen logic for Svelte. Our current work builds a facade that chooses between the TS 6 or 7.1 API depending on which version the user has in their project, and we would need to switch Svelte over to using that facade instead of assuming TS 6 only.
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#Nintex #NintexDown
"DocGen for Salesforce failures due to Salesforce's API outage"
Affects: Nintex DocGen for Salesforce, Australia, Europe, +1 more
Live timeline → https://pingoru.io/providers/nintex/incidents/11060311
#Nintex #NintexDown
September 16, 2026 at 10:50 AM
⚠️ Nintex is reporting a Incident since 10:44 UTC
"DocGen for Salesforce failures due to Salesforce's API outage"
Affects: Nintex DocGen for Salesforce, Australia, Europe, +1 more
Live timeline → https://pingoru.io/providers/nintex/incidents/11060311
#Nintex #NintexDown
"DocGen for Salesforce failures due to Salesforce's API outage"
Affects: Nintex DocGen for Salesforce, Australia, Europe, +1 more
Live timeline → https://pingoru.io/providers/nintex/incidents/11060311
#Nintex #NintexDown
Was curious for other folks doing design systems if you have a good way to get the TypeScript types for your package and components in it? 👀 Have been trying to look into different tools (api extractor, typedoc, docgen, etc) for this but nothing seems to quite cover everything yet.
November 8, 2024 at 4:51 PM
Was curious for other folks doing design systems if you have a good way to get the TypeScript types for your package and components in it? 👀 Have been trying to look into different tools (api extractor, typedoc, docgen, etc) for this but nothing seems to quite cover everything yet.
2. Component props docgen
Say I want to automatically generate JSON from my TypeScript props in React—how would I do that?
Storybook has its own version, but it’s hard-baked into its whole engine. There are a *few* packages that do this, but none work amazingly
I’d love to generate docs from this
Say I want to automatically generate JSON from my TypeScript props in React—how would I do that?
Storybook has its own version, but it’s hard-baked into its whole engine. There are a *few* packages that do this, but none work amazingly
I’d love to generate docs from this
April 23, 2025 at 3:36 AM
2. Component props docgen
Say I want to automatically generate JSON from my TypeScript props in React—how would I do that?
Storybook has its own version, but it’s hard-baked into its whole engine. There are a *few* packages that do this, but none work amazingly
I’d love to generate docs from this
Say I want to automatically generate JSON from my TypeScript props in React—how would I do that?
Storybook has its own version, but it’s hard-baked into its whole engine. There are a *few* packages that do this, but none work amazingly
I’d love to generate docs from this
First, actions are a part of Storybook 6 and 7.
There are changes being discussed for future versions. But nothing confirmed yet.
We'll focus on a limited set of features that won't change much.
github.com/storybookjs/...
There are changes being discussed for future versions. But nothing confirmed yet.
We'll focus on a limited set of features that won't change much.
github.com/storybookjs/...
[RFC] Explicit Actions Args Mocking · storybookjs/storybook · Discussion #23649
🖼️ Overview Outcome We want a CSF story to render the same no matter if argTypes inference (which requires docgen provided by addon-docs) is available or not. Ideally, argTypes, even when explici...
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August 25, 2023 at 4:46 AM
First, actions are a part of Storybook 6 and 7.
There are changes being discussed for future versions. But nothing confirmed yet.
We'll focus on a limited set of features that won't change much.
github.com/storybookjs/...
There are changes being discussed for future versions. But nothing confirmed yet.
We'll focus on a limited set of features that won't change much.
github.com/storybookjs/...
mkdocs use of YAML has been surprisingly not terrible to me.
Their docs (they are a docgen language after all) are very careful to provide copy-pasteable examples and explain where in the larger file they expect you to put things.
Their docs (they are a docgen language after all) are very careful to provide copy-pasteable examples and explain where in the larger file they expect you to put things.
June 9, 2025 at 11:16 PM
mkdocs use of YAML has been surprisingly not terrible to me.
Their docs (they are a docgen language after all) are very careful to provide copy-pasteable examples and explain where in the larger file they expect you to put things.
Their docs (they are a docgen language after all) are very careful to provide copy-pasteable examples and explain where in the larger file they expect you to put things.
#pandoc is easily one of the best pieces of #opensource software out there! I use it for *so much* because it's so powerful.
Here's one such project github.com/wires-se/doc...
We have a similar one internally for creating PDF slides of presentations made with revealjs.com
Here's one such project github.com/wires-se/doc...
We have a similar one internally for creating PDF slides of presentations made with revealjs.com
August 4, 2026 at 8:59 AM
#pandoc is easily one of the best pieces of #opensource software out there! I use it for *so much* because it's so powerful.
Here's one such project github.com/wires-se/doc...
We have a similar one internally for creating PDF slides of presentations made with revealjs.com
Here's one such project github.com/wires-se/doc...
We have a similar one internally for creating PDF slides of presentations made with revealjs.com
Today I start adding more to my Chrome extension before release! I also wrote a simple docusaurus aware docgen tool in another Go CLI project I have.
Dev Log 3: 2025-10-28
desertthunder.leaflet.pub
October 28, 2025 at 4:47 PM
Today I start adding more to my Chrome extension before release! I also wrote a simple docusaurus aware docgen tool in another Go CLI project I have.
Switching #libqmi from gtk-doc to #gidocgen makes doc generation almost 5 times faster and it's less manual work when adding new #qmi services or messages. Hopefully we can land this. https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mobile-broadband/libqmi/-/merge_requests/409
#phosh #modemmanager.
#phosh #modemmanager.
doc: Switch to gi-docgen (!409) · Merge requests · Mobile broadband connectivity / libqmi · GitLab
Having to add symbols manually in !407 made...
gitlab.freedesktop.org
April 9, 2025 at 3:24 PM
Switching #libqmi from gtk-doc to #gidocgen makes doc generation almost 5 times faster and it's less manual work when adding new #qmi services or messages. Hopefully we can land this. https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mobile-broadband/libqmi/-/merge_requests/409
#phosh #modemmanager.
#phosh #modemmanager.
Yes I have been considering DocGen solutions, how did you know.
July 19, 2025 at 9:05 AM
Yes I have been considering DocGen solutions, how did you know.
Finished writing my new course:
" From Bicep Local Deploy Fundamentals to Custom Extensions"
It takes you from setup to advanced extension development with bicep-local-docgen for testing & documentation. Plus knowledge checks in every module.
www.idontlikeai.dev/courses/buil...
" From Bicep Local Deploy Fundamentals to Custom Extensions"
It takes you from setup to advanced extension development with bicep-local-docgen for testing & documentation. Plus knowledge checks in every module.
www.idontlikeai.dev/courses/buil...
Build custom Bicep extensions with Bicep Local Deploy
Learn the fundamentals of custom Bicep extensions with Bicep Local Deploy
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November 2, 2025 at 4:50 AM
Finished writing my new course:
" From Bicep Local Deploy Fundamentals to Custom Extensions"
It takes you from setup to advanced extension development with bicep-local-docgen for testing & documentation. Plus knowledge checks in every module.
www.idontlikeai.dev/courses/buil...
" From Bicep Local Deploy Fundamentals to Custom Extensions"
It takes you from setup to advanced extension development with bicep-local-docgen for testing & documentation. Plus knowledge checks in every module.
www.idontlikeai.dev/courses/buil...
🚀 I've just released my first CLI utility: bicep-local-docgen v1.0.0!
Generate local documentation for your Bicep modules with ease.
Repo: github.com/Gijsreyn/bic...
Generate local documentation for your Bicep modules with ease.
Repo: github.com/Gijsreyn/bic...
GitHub - Gijsreyn/bicep-local-docgen
Contribute to Gijsreyn/bicep-local-docgen development by creating an account on GitHub.
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September 17, 2025 at 5:48 AM
🚀 I've just released my first CLI utility: bicep-local-docgen v1.0.0!
Generate local documentation for your Bicep modules with ease.
Repo: github.com/Gijsreyn/bic...
Generate local documentation for your Bicep modules with ease.
Repo: github.com/Gijsreyn/bic...
could use skyware's docgen
September 30, 2024 at 4:21 PM
could use skyware's docgen
Check out how aspect.build is leveraging the Buf Schema Registry and its Generated SDKs to quickly create a simple documentation tool for Starlark & Bazel!
blog.aspect.build/experiment-w...
blog.aspect.build/experiment-w...
Buf and Starlark Docgen Guide
Experimenting with Buf and Starlark Docgen for generating API documentation with Bazel rules and Handlebars templates
blog.aspect.build
August 12, 2024 at 9:32 PM
Check out how aspect.build is leveraging the Buf Schema Registry and its Generated SDKs to quickly create a simple documentation tool for Starlark & Bazel!
blog.aspect.build/experiment-w...
blog.aspect.build/experiment-w...
`//` as comments and `///` as docgen comments is really handy
December 1, 2023 at 12:25 AM
`//` as comments and `///` as docgen comments is really handy
It's not all about Salesforce Certifications you know?
Sometimes I gain a new certification that is 'Salesforce Adjacent' 🤪
#Salesforce #SalesforceMVP #Trailblazer #TrailblazerCommunity #PDFButler #DocumentGeneration #DocGen
Sometimes I gain a new certification that is 'Salesforce Adjacent' 🤪
#Salesforce #SalesforceMVP #Trailblazer #TrailblazerCommunity #PDFButler #DocumentGeneration #DocGen
September 30, 2025 at 8:00 AM
It's not all about Salesforce Certifications you know?
Sometimes I gain a new certification that is 'Salesforce Adjacent' 🤪
#Salesforce #SalesforceMVP #Trailblazer #TrailblazerCommunity #PDFButler #DocumentGeneration #DocGen
Sometimes I gain a new certification that is 'Salesforce Adjacent' 🤪
#Salesforce #SalesforceMVP #Trailblazer #TrailblazerCommunity #PDFButler #DocumentGeneration #DocGen
Tools:
Over 100 automation tools
Use DocGen to generate reports
Store and load memory
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Over 100 automation tools
Use DocGen to generate reports
Store and load memory
Run semantic searches across your databases
October 18, 2025 at 10:36 AM
Tools:
Over 100 automation tools
Use DocGen to generate reports
Store and load memory
Run semantic searches across your databases
Over 100 automation tools
Use DocGen to generate reports
Store and load memory
Run semantic searches across your databases