How to use the @storybook/csf.parseKind function in @storybook/csf
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hierarchySeparator: groupSeparator,
} = (parameters && parameters.options) || {
showRoots: undefined,
hierarchyRootSeparator: '|',
hierarchySeparator: /\/|\./,
};
let groups;
if (typeof showRoots !== 'undefined') {
groups = selectedKind.split('/');
} else {
// This covers off all the remaining cases:
// - If the separators were set above, we should use them
// - If they weren't set, we should only should use the old defaults if the kind contains '.' or '|',
// which for this particular splitting is the only case in which it actually matters.
({ groups } = parseKind(selectedKind, { rootSeparator, groupSeparator }));
}
return (groups && groups[groups.length - 1]) || selectedKind;
};@storybook/csf
Component Story Format (CSF) utilities
