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Anyone know how to fix it ?

I'm work with angular and storybook. I have a FormGroup and FormArray in my model but they are not working with storybook.

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I'm working on the react-native storybook project and I'm trying to re-use some code that is used to load files (stories) into the application. On the web version of the app this code is used to keep track of the previous list of story files (previousexports) so that when you reload it doesn't duplicate the stories.

I'm new in react and storybook and here is the problem : my todo component is like this:

In ReactJs project you can use .storybook/preview.js file to add global decorators and parameters. How to achieve this same behaviour with @storybook/react-native?

What I need is to wrap all my stories with ThemeProvider but the unique way that I found is to wrap individual stories with .addDecorator().

I have setup Story book, and am attempting to convert the default button component from JS to TSX. I haven't used typescript before other than adding an any type to an interface to just get it working. The error is pointed to this line

const Template: Story = (args) => //ERROR HERE {...args} />;

Above is where in my editor it is pointing out the type error. I am not quite sure why, so any guidance on why this is happening would be great, I'm happy to read up, but some pointers in the right direction would be great.

Here is my Button.stories.tsx

I have an NX Workspace for angular. All the latest versions (angular 12.0.0, NX 12.3.4, storybook 6.3.0) I created a lib called ui-core and added a sample nav menu component for testing. I then added nx storybook schematic and storybook runs and I also have it set up to use tailwind via @ng-neat/tailwind.

I also have a dependency on kendo ui for angular who exposes many scss files for styling their components.

The problem is that no matter which way I try to import the styles from ~@progress/kendo-theme-material they do not get applied in the storybook instance.
HOWEVER: They DO get applied if I import the component from the ui-core lib into the main angular app and run ng serve.

EXAMPLE: right is ng serve of app that uses the menu nav anf left is storybook of same component

What I have Tried:

1. Change main.js config for storybook (the webPackFinal is the part that was added as per these docs from storybook):

Working on Webpack 5 and Storybook integration in our React apps' repository. Mainly upgrading from Webpack v4 to v5 because its support has been announced here in this blog post officially. Following the suggested full instructions.

With the below mentioned setup I get the following error message on the console:

I am building my storybook documentation for a library I built with React and I am not finding a easy way to render multiple variants in the same page.

So, what I have so far is something like this