storybook-llms-extractor

注意: 本项目是从 @fluentui/storybook-llms-extractor 抽离出来的独立项目。

Note: This project is extracted from @fluentui/storybook-llms-extractor as a standalone project.

A CLI tool that extracts documentation from Storybook builds and converts it to LLM-friendly formats, following the llmstxt.org specification.

Overview

This tool processes Storybook production builds to generate comprehensive documentation in plain text format that's optimized for Large Language Models (LLMs). It extracts component documentation, props, examples, and MDX content to create structured documentation files.

Features

• Component Documentation: Extracts props, descriptions, and type information from React components
• Story Examples: Captures all story variations with source code
• MDX Support: Processes MDX documentation pages and converts HTML to Markdown
• Subcomponents: Handles complex components with subcomponents
• LLMs.txt Format: Generates summary files following the llmstxt.org specification
• HTML Summary: Creates additional HTML index for better tool integration and indexing
• Static File Serving: Uses Playwright routing instead of Express for better reliability
• Flexible Configuration: Supports CLI arguments and config files

Installation

npm install @acring/storybook-llms-extractor
# or
yarn add @acring/storybook-llms-extractor

Usage

Basic Usage

Extract documentation from a Storybook build:

storybook-llms-extractor --distPath "storybook-static" --summaryBaseUrl "https://storybook.example.com"

CLI Options

Option	Type	Required	Default	Description
--distPath	string	Yes	-	Relative path to the Storybook distribution folder
--summaryBaseUrl	string	No	/	Base URL for the Storybook docs
--summaryTitle	string	No	Summary	Title for the summary file
--summaryDescription	string	No	""	Description for the summary file
--refs	array	No	[]	Array of composed Storybook refs

Configuration File

You can use a configuration file (e.g., llms.config.js) for complex setups:

module.exports = {
  distPath: 'storybook-static',
  summaryBaseUrl: 'https://react.acring.dev',
  summaryTitle: 'Fluent UI React v9',
  summaryDescription: 'Fluent UI React components documentation',
  refs: [
    {
      title: 'Charts v9',
      url: 'https://charts.acring.dev',
    },
  ],
};

Then run:

storybook-llms-extractor --config llms.config.js

Output Structure

The tool generates the following files in your Storybook dist directory:

storybook-static/
├── llms.txt                    # Main summary file (llmstxt.org format)
└── llms/
    ├── index.html              # HTML summary for better indexing
    ├── sitemap.xml             # Sitemap for better SEO and indexing
    ├── component-button.txt    # Individual component docs
    ├── component-button.html   # Individual component docs in HTML format
    ├── component-accordion.txt
    ├── component-accordion.html
    └── concepts-introduction.txt # MDX page docs
    └── concepts-introduction.html # MDX page docs in HTML format

Summary File (llms.txt)

The main summary file follows the llmstxt.org specification:

# Fluent UI React v9

> **Note:** This is a summary overview using the LLMs.txt format...

- [Components/Button](https://example.com/llms/components-button.txt): A button component
- [Components/Accordion](https://example.com/llms/components-accordion.txt): An accordion component

HTML Summary File (llms/index.html)

The HTML summary file provides the same content as llms.txt but in a web-friendly format that improves indexing for tools like Cursor. It includes:

• Better Visual Structure: Uses cards and grids for component organization
• Enhanced Navigation: Clickable links to individual component documentation
• Improved Indexing: HTML structure helps IDEs and tools understand content hierarchy
• Mobile Responsive: Works well on different screen sizes

The HTML file automatically opens individual component .txt files in new tabs, preserving the plain text format for LLM consumption while providing better discovery.

Sitemap File (llms/sitemap.xml)

The sitemap.xml file provides comprehensive URL mapping for better SEO and search engine indexing:

• Search Engine Optimization: Helps search engines discover and index all documentation pages
• Comprehensive Coverage: Includes both .txt and .html files for each component
• Priority Weighting: Main summary has highest priority, followed by HTML index, then individual components
• Update Tracking: Includes last modification dates and change frequency hints

Individual Component Files

Each component gets its own detailed documentation file:

# Components/Button

A button triggers an action or event.

## Props

| Name | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|------|------|----------|---------|-------------|
| `appearance` | `"primary" | "secondary"` | No | `"secondary"` | Button appearance |

## Examples

### Primary Button
```tsx
<Button appearance="primary">Click me</Button>

## How It Works

1. **Static File Routing**: Uses Playwright to serve Storybook files without needing a web server
2. **Story Extraction**: Accesses Storybook's internal story store to get all component metadata
3. **Content Processing**: Converts HTML documentation to clean Markdown format
4. **Documentation Generation**: Creates structured text files optimized for LLM consumption

## Integration Examples

### GitHub Actions

```yaml
- name: Build Storybook
  run: npm run build-storybook

- name: Generate LLM Docs
  run: npx storybook-llms-extractor --distPath storybook-static --summaryBaseUrl ${{ env.DEPLOY_URL }}

With Composed Storybooks

If you have multiple Storybook instances, you can reference them:

storybook-llms-extractor \
  --distPath "storybook-static" \
  --summaryBaseUrl "https://main.storybook.dev" \
  --refs '{"title":"Charts","url":"https://charts.storybook.dev"}' \
  --refs '{"title":"Icons","url":"https://icons.storybook.dev"}'

Development

Building

nx build storybook-llms-extractor

Testing

nx test storybook-llms-extractor

Local Development

# Link the package locally
npm link

# Use in another project
cd /path/to/your/storybook
npm link @acring/storybook-llms-extractor
storybook-llms-extractor --distPath storybook-static

Requirements

• Node.js 16+
• Storybook 7+ (supports both Storybook 7 and 8)
• Built Storybook static files

Supported Formats

• Components: React components with TypeScript props
• Stories: CSF (Component Story Format) stories
• MDX: Documentation pages written in MDX
• Subcomponents: Complex component hierarchies

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

"Unable to find Storybook story store"

• Ensure your Storybook build is complete and contains the necessary metadata
• Check that you're pointing to the correct distPath

HTML content not converting properly

• The tool handles most HTML-to-Markdown conversions automatically
• Complex HTML structures might need manual review

Missing component props

• Ensure your components have proper TypeScript definitions
• Check that Storybook's docgen is working correctly

Contributing

This tool is part of the Fluent UI project. Please see the main repository for contribution guidelines.

License

MIT - see the main Fluent UI repository for details.