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@storybook/addon-actions

3.1.9

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Version 3.1.9 Details

@storybook/addon-actions version 3.1.9 represents a minor update to the Action Logger addon for Storybook, building upon the functionality of version 3.1.8. Both versions offer developers the ability to display data received by event handler (like onClick) arguments in Storybook, making it easy to verify interactions within stories. At their core, they share the same fundamental dependencies, including uuid for generating unique IDs, deep-equal for robust object comparison, prop-types for type checking, react-inspector for interactive data display, @storybook/addons for seamless Storybook integration, and json-stringify-safe for safe serialization.

Crucially, the peer dependencies remain consistent, requiring React and React DOM. This ensures compatibility with existing React projects using Storybook. The development dependencies, including React, shelljs, react-dom, and react-test-renderer, are also uniform across both versions, suggesting that the core development and testing setup remained largely unchanged.

The key difference lies in their release dates. Version 3.1.9 was released on July 16, 2017, approximately ten days after version 3.1.8, which was released on July 6, 2017. This suggests that version 3.1.9 likely contains bug fixes, performance improvements or small enhancements over its predecessor. Developers should upgrade to the latest version (3.1.9) to benefit from these improvements and ensure they are using the most stable and reliable version of the addon.

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