We use React Storybook for documenting our components in library format. It's great for interacting with a component in its isolated state. Creating the component in Storybook first before adding it to our feature set helps me think of it as a decoupled and standalone entity. We have three sections in our Storybook:

• Features: for feature-specific components such as Feed
• Library: for shared components like buttons, popups, etc
• Style: for constants in typography, colors, etc

I find these Storybook add-ons useful:

• Knobs: Change props on the component to see how it responds
• Action Logger: See events being fired as you trigger them
• Notes: Document your component in more detail

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