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Make Storybook stories deterministic for UI Verify so captures stop coming back "changed" without a real change (flaky diffs). Use when setting up story-level visual tests or debugging a story that diffs every run. Focuses only on the run-to-run variation the capturer can't neutr
Make Storybook stories deterministic for UI Verify so captures stop coming back "changed" without a real change (flaky diffs). Use when setting up story-level visual tests or debugging a story that diffs every run. Focuses only on the run-to-run variation the capturer can't neutralize from outside your app — the clock, infinite JS animations, live data, and non-Math.random randomness — and deliberately skips what UI Verify already handles for you.
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UI Verify renders each story as a baseline. Because a story is an isolated component in a controlled
harness, you get for free the things that make real-page capture hard: no page scroll, no A/B / analytics
/ chat / consent scripts, no lazy-load-on-scroll races. That isolation is the point — the determinism
work here is narrow. If you reach for scroll-settling or third-party stubbing, you're fighting a
problem Storybook already removed; that's a real-page concern (see playwright-visual-testing).
UI Verify's capturer also neutralizes these automatically — do NOT hand-fix them:
prefers-reduced-motion: reduce — emulated, so any component that honors it renders its calm state.Math.random — seeded before your app code runs (a shuffle/jitter driven by Math.random is
already stable).<img> loading — waited for before capture.So the checklist below is only the remainder — what lives inside your app and can't be fixed from
outside it. And like Vitest browser mode (vitest-visual-testing) and unlike a real page, a story has
no SSR — no server-rendered random pick to reconcile.
The headline: freeze the data. Once the list above is off the table, the one thing left that floods a story suite with false "changes" is live/dynamic data — star counts, follower counts, contributor lists, tiles, timestamps. Give every story static args / fixtures and that entire class disappears at the source: static data can't churn run-to-run, so there is nothing to diff. This is the single highest-value determinism step here — do it first (step 1), and most stories need nothing else.
Point UI Verify at your built stories:
npm run build-storybook && uiverify upload --static-dir storybook-static
A story fed live/dynamic data is flaky by construction: the stars, followers, contributor list, tile order, and timestamps move between runs, so the diff lights up with no code change. Give every story static args/fixtures and the whole class is gone. Never let a story hit a real backend.
Concrete — fixed, ordered, complete data:
Two ways to inject them, both fine:
args on the story;msw-storybook-addon
returns the same response every time.One component per story file, every variant × state in one story where you can — cheaper and easier
to eyeball than N near-identical stories. Keep each in its own file so --only-changed carries the
untouched ones forward, and add a path filter so the visual job only runs on UI PRs.
The one thing the capturer deliberately does not do (freezing time breaks entry animations). Any
component that reads the clock — a relative timestamp, a date picker defaulting to "today", a chart's day
axis — drifts every run. Pin it with
storybook-addon-mock-date (Storybook 10+),
which mocks Date per story:
// .storybook/main.ts
addons: ['storybook-addon-mock-date'],
// .storybook/preview.ts — a fixed date for every story (meta- or story-level overrides it)
export default { parameters: { mockingDate: new Date('2020-01-01T00:00:00Z') } };
Pass a Date, a millisecond timestamp, or an ISO string as mockingDate; the most specific value
(story > meta > preview) wins, so a single story can pin its own "today". On older Storybook, install
@sinonjs/fake-timers in a decorator instead
(install({ now: FROZEN_NOW })) — it covers Date, Date.now, and timers in one call.
A CSS/WAAPI/finite animation is handled for you (above). What's left is an infinite JS loop that
never has a final frame — framer-motion pulsing dots, a Lottie loop, an autoplay spinner, or a
<canvas> / requestAnimationFrame loop (which no media query can reach). Two fixes:
Preferred — honor reduced motion. The capturer emulates prefers-reduced-motion: reduce, so make
the component respect it. framer-motion ignores it by default (reducedMotion: "never"); opt in:
// .storybook/preview.tsx decorator
<MotionConfig reducedMotion="user"><Story /></MotionConfig>
or gate the loop yourself with useReducedMotion(). One line, and it's good app behavior anyway.
Escape hatch — detect the capture and render the end state. UI Verify flags every capture with a
UIVerify marker on the user-agent and a window.__UI_VERIFY__ global, so a component can branch:
export const isUIVerify = () =>
(typeof navigator !== 'undefined' && navigator.userAgent.includes('UIVerify')) ||
(typeof window !== 'undefined' && '__UI_VERIFY__' in window);
<RadarChart isAnimationActive={!isUIVerify()} />
Prefer pausing at the end frame, not the start. For a hand-rolled <canvas> rAF loop the same
branch applies: if (isUIVerify()) drawOneStaticFrame(); else startRaf(); in the component's effect.
Math.random randomnessMath.random is seeded for you, but crypto.randomUUID(), a uuid library, or faker are not. Use
fixed fixtures for anything that ends up on screen (an id in the DOM, a faker name), or set a fixed faker
seed.
A JS-measured layout that reflows or reorders on its own (packing driven by measured size, a shuffled list) can vary run-to-run even with identical content. Force a deterministic variant in the story (a fixed order/size), or mask the region.
Math.random / waiting on fonts by hand → wasted effort; the
capturer already does all three. Spend the effort on the clock and infinite loops.crypto/uuid/faker or a bare Date.now() → fixtures + freeze the clock.name: storybook-visual-testing description: Make Storybook stories deterministic for UI Verify so captures stop coming back "changed" without a real change (flaky diffs). Use when setting up story-level visual tests or debugging a story that diffs every run. Focuses only on the run-to-run variation the capturer can't neutralize from outside your app — the clock, infinite JS animations, live data, and non-Math.random randomness — and deliberately skips what UI Verify already handles for you.
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name: storybook-visual-testing
description: Make Storybook stories deterministic for UI Verify so captures stop coming back "changed" without a real change (flaky diffs). Use when setting up story-level visual tests or debugging a story that diffs every run. Focuses only on the run-to-run variation the capturer can't neutralize from outside your app — the clock, infinite JS animations, live data, and non-Math.random randomness — and deliberately skips what UI Verify already handles for you.
---
# Deterministic Storybook stories
## Mental model — Storybook already removed most of the flake
UI Verify renders each **story** as a baseline. Because a story is an isolated component in a controlled
harness, you get for free the things that make real-page capture hard: no page scroll, no A/B / analytics
/ chat / consent scripts, no lazy-load-on-scroll races. That isolation is the point — the determinism
work here is **narrow**. If you reach for scroll-settling or third-party stubbing, you're fighting a
problem Storybook already removed; that's a real-page concern (see `playwright-visual-testing`).
**UI Verify's capturer also neutralizes these automatically — do NOT hand-fix them:**
- CSS animations & transitions (killed at render), and the Web Animations API (disabled).
- `prefers-reduced-motion: reduce` — **emulated**, so any component that honors it renders its calm state.
- `Math.random` — **seeded** before your app code runs (a shuffle/jitter driven by `Math.random` is
already stable).
- Web fonts and `<img>` loading — **waited for** before capture.
- **Finite** JS animations (a Recharts entry draw, react-smooth) — captured at their settled final frame.
You don't need to disable these.
So the checklist below is only the remainder — what lives *inside your app* and can't be fixed from
outside it. And like Vitest browser mode (`vitest-visual-testing`) and unlike a real page, a story has
**no SSR** — no server-rendered random pick to reconcile.
**The headline: freeze the data.** Once the list above is off the table, the one thing left that floods a
story suite with false "changes" is **live/dynamic data** — star counts, follower counts, contributor
lists, tiles, timestamps. Give every story **static args / fixtures** and that entire class disappears at
the source: static data can't churn run-to-run, so there is nothing to diff. This is the single
highest-value determinism step here — do it first (step 1), and most stories need nothing else.
Point UI Verify at your built stories:
```bash
npm run build-storybook && uiverify upload --static-dir storybook-static
```
## The checklist (only what the tool can't do for you)
### 1. Freeze the data — the one that actually matters
A story fed live/dynamic data is flaky by construction: the stars, followers, contributor list, tile
order, and timestamps move between runs, so the diff lights up with no code change. **Give every story
static args/fixtures and the whole class is gone.** Never let a story hit a real backend.
Concrete — fixed, ordered, complete data:
- fixed **counts** (stars, followers, downloads) — literal args, not a live fetch;
- a fixed **contributor/author list**: fixed names **and** avatar URLs (or inlined avatars), in a fixed
order;
- a fixed set of **tiles/rows in a fixed order** (a live "trending" sort reorders every run);
- fixed **timestamps** (pair with the clock, step 2).
Two ways to inject them, both fine:
- **args** — the Storybook-native path: pass the component's data as fixed `args` on the story;
- **mock the fetch** — when a story fetches internally, [MSW via `msw-storybook-addon`](https://storybook.js.org/addons/msw-storybook-addon)
returns the **same** response every time.
**One component per story file, every variant × state in one story** where you can — cheaper and easier
to eyeball than N near-identical stories. Keep each in its own file so `--only-changed` carries the
untouched ones forward, and add a path filter so the visual job only runs on UI PRs.
### 2. Freeze the clock
The one thing the capturer deliberately does **not** do (freezing time breaks entry animations). Any
component that reads the clock — a relative timestamp, a date picker defaulting to "today", a chart's day
axis — drifts every run. Pin it with
[`storybook-addon-mock-date`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/storybook-addon-mock-date) (Storybook 10+),
which mocks `Date` per story:
```ts
// .storybook/main.ts
addons: ['storybook-addon-mock-date'],
```
```ts
// .storybook/preview.ts — a fixed date for every story (meta- or story-level overrides it)
export default { parameters: { mockingDate: new Date('2020-01-01T00:00:00Z') } };
```
Pass a `Date`, a millisecond timestamp, or an ISO string as `mockingDate`; the most specific value
(story > meta > preview) wins, so a single story can pin its own "today". On older Storybook, install
[`@sinonjs/fake-timers`](https://github.com/sinonjs/fake-timers) in a decorator instead
(`install({ now: FROZEN_NOW })`) — it covers `Date`, `Date.now`, and timers in one call.
### 3. Infinite JS animations
A CSS/WAAPI/finite animation is handled for you (above). What's left is an **infinite** JS loop that
never has a final frame — framer-motion pulsing dots, a Lottie loop, an autoplay spinner, or a
`<canvas>` / `requestAnimationFrame` loop (which no media query can reach). Two fixes:
- **Preferred — honor reduced motion.** The capturer emulates `prefers-reduced-motion: reduce`, so make
the component respect it. framer-motion ignores it by default (`reducedMotion: "never"`); opt in:
```tsx
// .storybook/preview.tsx decorator
<MotionConfig reducedMotion="user"><Story /></MotionConfig>
```
or gate the loop yourself with `useReducedMotion()`. One line, and it's good app behavior anyway.
- **Escape hatch — detect the capture** and render the end state. UI Verify flags every capture with a
`UIVerify` marker on the user-agent and a `window.__UI_VERIFY__` global, so a component can branch:
```ts
export const isUIVerify = () =>
(typeof navigator !== 'undefined' && navigator.userAgent.includes('UIVerify')) ||
(typeof window !== 'undefined' && '__UI_VERIFY__' in window);
```
```tsx
<RadarChart isAnimationActive={!isUIVerify()} />
```
Prefer pausing at the **end** frame, not the start. For a hand-rolled `<canvas>` rAF loop the same
branch applies: `if (isUIVerify()) drawOneStaticFrame(); else startRaf();` in the component's effect.
### 4. Non-`Math.random` randomness
`Math.random` is seeded for you, but `crypto.randomUUID()`, a `uuid` library, or faker are **not**. Use
fixed fixtures for anything that ends up on screen (an id in the DOM, a faker name), or set a fixed faker
seed.
### 5. Dynamic layout
A JS-measured layout that reflows or reorders on its own (packing driven by measured size, a shuffled
list) can vary run-to-run even with identical content. Force a deterministic variant in the story (a
fixed order/size), or mask the region.
## Anti-patterns
- **A story that fetches live data** → mock it (MSW).
- **Disabling CSS animations / seeding `Math.random` / waiting on fonts by hand** → wasted effort; the
capturer already does all three. Spend the effort on the clock and infinite loops.
- **Unseeded `crypto`/`uuid`/faker or a bare `Date.now()`** → fixtures + freeze the clock.
- **Reaching for scroll-settle / A-B stubbing** → wrong path; that's a real-page concern.
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