How to use gatsby-transformer-react-docgen - 2 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few gatsby-transformer-react-docgen examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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let typeName = type && type.raw &&
type.raw.replace('CustomPropTypes.', '');
if (type && type.name === 'shape' && type.value) {
Object.keys(type.value).forEach((key) => {
type.value[key] = setDefaults({ type: type.value[key] }, key, widgetName).type
})
}
if (defaultTypes[typeName]) {
desc.type = Object.assign({}, type, defaultTypes[typeName]);
}
if (defaultDescriptions[name]) {
let dft = defaultDescriptions[name]
if (!cleanDoclets(desc.description)) {
desc.description = dft({ name: widgetName }) + '\n' + desc.description || '';
}
}
return desc
}docs._props.forEach((_, name) => {
if (defaultDescriptions[name]) {
let prop = docs.getPropDescriptor(name);
let dflt = defaultDescriptions[name];
if (dflt && !cleanDoclets(prop.description))
prop.description = `${dflt}\n${prop.description}`;
}
});
},gatsby-transformer-react-docgen
Expose React component metadata and prop information as GraphQL types
