How to use the @storybook/api.useCurrentStory function in @storybook/api
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storybookjs / storybook / addons / live-edit / src / Editor.tsx View on Github 
const Editor = ({ api }: { api: API }) => {
const emit = useChannel({});
const story = useCurrentStory();
const storyId = story && story.id ? story.id : '';
const [initialCode, setInitialCode] = useEditor();
const [metaData, setMetadata] = React.useState(null);
let previousSource = '';
const loadStoryCode = (sourceLoader: SourceLoaderInfo) => {
const sourceCode = sourceLoader.edition.source;
setMetadata(sourceLoader);
if (previousSource === sourceCode || initialCode[storyId]) {
return null;
}
previousSource = sourceCode;
const sourceSplitted = sourceCode.split('\n');
if (sourceLoader.location) {
