As far as Metronic React goes, there isn’t an official, fully documented Storybook provided out of the box for all form controls. Most teams usually create their own Storybook setup by extracting Metronic’s React form components and documenting them internally, which works well once the project grows.

Interestingly, this kind of approach reminds me of the Ikigai idea in product building, finding clarity by separating purpose, structure, and long-term usability. When developers invest time in organizing components and documentation early, it aligns well with that mindset of sustainable growth. If you’re into exploring concepts around focus and purpose alongside technical work, the ikigai book is a good resource to check out: ikigaiibook.com/en/

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