@storybook/addon-actions

count: number;

data: {
    name: string;
    args: any[];
};

id: string;

options: ActionOptions;

<T extends string>(
    handlerMap: Record<T, string>,
    options?: ActionOptions
): ActionsMap<T>;

<T extends string>(...handlers: T[]): ActionsMap<T>;

<T extends string>(
    handler1: T,
    handler2: T,
    handler3: T,
    handler4: T,
    handler5: T,
    handler6: T,
    handler7: T,
    handler8: T,
    handler9: T,
    options?: ActionOptions
): ActionsMap<T>;

<T extends string>(
    handler1: T,
    handler2: T,
    handler3: T,
    handler4: T,
    handler5: T,
    handler6: T,
    handler7: T,
    handler8: T,
    handler9: T,
    handler10: T,
    options?: ActionOptions
): ActionsMap<T>;

<T extends string>(handler1: T, options?: ActionOptions): ActionsMap<T>;

<T extends string>(
    handler1: T,
    handler2: T,
    options?: ActionOptions
): ActionsMap<T>;

<T extends string>(
    handler1: T,
    handler2: T,
    handler3: T,
    options?: ActionOptions
): ActionsMap<T>;

<T extends string>(
    handler1: T,
    handler2: T,
    handler3: T,
    handler4: T,
    options?: ActionOptions
): ActionsMap<T>;

<T extends string>(
    handler1: T,
    handler2: T,
    handler3: T,
    handler4: T,
    handler5: T,
    options?: ActionOptions
): ActionsMap<T>;

<T extends string>(
    handler1: T,
    handler2: T,
    handler3: T,
    handler4: T,
    handler5: T,
    handler6: T,
    options?: ActionOptions
): ActionsMap<T>;

<T extends string>(
    handler1: T,
    handler2: T,
    handler3: T,
    handler4: T,
    handler5: T,
    handler6: T,
    handler7: T,
    options?: ActionOptions
): ActionsMap<T>;

<T extends string>(
    handler1: T,
    handler2: T,
    handler3: T,
    handler4: T,
    handler5: T,
    handler6: T,
    handler7: T,
    handler8: T,
    options?: ActionOptions
): ActionsMap<T>;

actions: {
    /**
     * Create actions for each arg that matches the regex. (**NOT recommended, see below**)
     *
     * This is quite useful when your component has dozens (or hundreds) of methods and you do not
     * want to manually apply the fn utility for each of those methods. However, this is not the
     * recommended way of writing actions. That's because automatically inferred args are not
     * available as spies in your play function. If you use argTypesRegex and your stories have play
     * functions, you will need to also define args with the fn utility to test them in your play
     * function.
     *
     * @example `argTypesRegex: '^on.*'`
     */
    argTypesRegex?: string;
    /** Remove the addon panel and disable the addon's behavior */
    disable?: boolean;
    /**
     * Binds a standard HTML event handler to the outermost HTML element rendered by your component
     * and triggers an action when the event is called for a given selector. The format is
     * `<eventname> <selector>`. The selector is optional; it defaults to all elements.
     *
     * **To enable this feature, you must use the `withActions` decorator.**
     *
     * @example `handles: ['mouseover', 'click .btn']`
     *
     * @see https://storybook.js.org/docs/essentials/actions#action-event-handlers
     */
    handles?: string[];
};