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https://github.com/sadmanyasar/react-three-fiber-post-processing-storybook

Storybook version of Pmndrs Post Processing docs.
https://github.com/sadmanyasar/react-three-fiber-post-processing-storybook

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Storybook version of Pmndrs Post Processing docs.

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# React Three Fiber Post Processing Storybook

### An attempt to create a storybook version of [pmndrs postprocessing docs](https://react-postprocessing.docs.pmnd.rs/introduction). Got tired of clicking slow and broken codesandbox links.

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```sh
npx nx serve r3f-postprocessing
```

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```sh
npx nx build r3f-postprocessing
```

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```sh
npx nx show project r3f-postprocessing
```

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