How To: Transitioning from Storybook to Codux

Similar to Stories in Storybook, Boards in Codux provide an isolated environment for rendering components using various property values, states, and environmental settings in isolation, making it easier for teams to visualize and test how components will look and function within a specific app environment.
If you're already using a Story, transitioning to a Board in Codux should be a straightforward process. For instance, if you have a render function in your Story, you can simply copy and paste its contents into a Board, and it should work seamlessly.
Once you have set up a Board, you can take advantage of Codux's real-time visual editing capabilities. Any changes made to a Board are immediately visible on the Codux stage and saved to the board's code file, facilitating a smooth editing and collaboration experience. You can create and edit Board files with the .board.tsx extension using either Codux's built-in code editor or another IDE of your choice.