1import InlineLinkButton from '@proton/atoms/InlineLinkButton/InlineLinkButton';
2
3import mdx from './InlineLinkButton.mdx';
4
5export default {
6    component: InlineLinkButton,
7    title: 'components/InlineLinkButton',
8    parameters: {
9        docs: {
10            page: mdx,
11        },
12    },
13};
14
15export const Basic = () => (
16    <InlineLinkButton onClick={() => alert('See? This is a real button.')}>text content</InlineLinkButton>
17);
18
19export const Example = () => (
20    <p>
21        Mr. Levet this day shewed me Dr. Johnsonʼs library, which was contained in two garrets{' '}
22        <InlineLinkButton onClick={() => alert('See? This is a real button.')}>over his Chambers</InlineLinkButton>,
23        where Lintot, son of the celebrated bookseller of that name, had formerly his warehouse. I found a number of
24        good books, but very dusty and in great confusion. The floor was strewed with manuscript leaves, in Johnsonʼs
25        own handwriting, which I beheld with a degree of veneration, supposing they perhaps might contain portions of
26        The Rambler or of Rasselas. I observed an apparatus for{' '}
27        <InlineLinkButton onClick={() => alert('See? This is a real button.')}>chymical experiments</InlineLinkButton>,
28        of which Johnson was all his life very fond. The place seemed to be very favourable for{' '}
29        <InlineLinkButton onClick={() => alert('See? This is a real button.')}>
30            retirement and meditation
31        </InlineLinkButton>
32        . Johnson told me, that he went up thither without mentioning it to his servant, when he wanted to study, secure
33        from interruption; for he would not allow his servant to say he was not at home when he really was. "A servantʼs
34        strict regard for truth, — said he — must be weakened by such a practice. that it is merely a form of denial{' '}
35        <InlineLinkButton onClick={() => alert('See? This is a real button.')}>A philosopher may know</InlineLinkButton>
36        ; but few servants are such nice distinguishers. If I accustom a servant to tell a lie for ME, have I not reason
37        to apprehend that he will tell many lies for HIMSELF."
38    </p>
39);