Storybook Configuration

[jacquesramphal]

Response from ChatGpt:

By default, Storybook does not natively recognize or support absolute paths. Storybook typically relies on relative paths to import and resolve components, files, and assets within the project.

However, you can configure Storybook to support absolute paths by setting up a module resolver or configuring the Webpack alias. This allows you to use custom aliases for your absolute paths, making it easier to import components and files in your Storybook stories.

Here's an example of configuring Storybook to support absolute paths using the resolve.alias option in the Storybook webpack configuration:

1. Create or modify the .storybook/webpack.config.js file in your Storybook configuration folder.

2. Inside the webpack.config.js file, add the following code:

const path = require('path');

module.exports = {
  resolve: {
    alias: {
      '@': path.resolve(__dirname, '../src'), // Adjust the path based on your project structure
    },
  },
};

3. Replace path.resolve(__dirname, '../src') with the absolute path to your src folder or any other desired folder in your project.

4. Save the file and restart your Storybook server.

With this configuration, you can now use the @ alias to refer to the specified absolute path in your Storybook stories. For example:

import Button from '@/components/Button.vue';

Please note that the specific configuration may vary based on your Storybook version and setup. Refer to the Storybook documentation for more information on configuring webpack and aliases for your specific Storybook version.

[jacquesramphal]

import subcomponents in the parent to have them display in storybook