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React dev tools #102
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I think we should support. Send us a PR. |
Cool... I'll look into this. Official assigned! 😄 |
Awesome. |
I was just about to submit a PR for this yesterday. Great timing. Will submit now |
Merged #104 and released as |
is this broken in v4 I am unable to inspect inside the iframe |
Hmm, we'll have to look into it... This might be the reason it's broken now: |
Yeah I've added it as suggested there and was able to select it in the devtools 🍰 |
I'll add it in a PR I'm working on! |
@ndelangen the issue I am facing is with info @storybook/react v4.0.0-alpha.12 |
@nelsonomuto yes, I'm aware, I think this has been broken for some time, thank you for bringing it to my attention. I've verified it works in the above mentioned branch/PR. |
This is no longer working for me in Storybook 4.0.0 and 4.0.2, despite the fix. Any ideas? |
I made a new issue for the inspector, the actual elements panel in devtools works fine: #4769 |
Firstly, Storybook is a great tool.
Secondly, is it possible use the React (Chrome) dev tools to inspect the components/iframe?
I think this can be enabled by adding (see facebook/react-devtools#76) to the iframe:
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