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How to use storybookDevServer method in storybook-root

Best JavaScript code snippet using storybook-root

dev-server.js

...28function _arrayWithHoles(arr) { if (Array.isArray(arr)) return arr; }29// @ts-ignore30var router = new _express.Router();31exports.router = router;32async function storybookDevServer(options) {33  var startTime = process.hrtime();34  var app = (0, _express.default)();35  var server = await (0, _serverInit.getServer)(app, options);36  app.use((0, _compression.default)({37    level: 138  }));39  if (typeof options.extendServer === 'function') {40    options.extendServer(server);41  }42  app.use(function (req, res, next) {43    res.header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin', '*');44    res.header('Access-Control-Allow-Headers', 'Origin, X-Requested-With, Content-Type, Accept');45    next();46  }); // User's own static files...

build-dev.ts

Source: build-dev.ts

...65  const fullOptions: Options = {66    ...options,67    presets,68  };69  const { address, networkAddress, managerResult, previewResult } = await storybookDevServer(70    fullOptions71  );72  const previewTotalTime = previewResult && previewResult.totalTime;73  const managerTotalTime = managerResult && managerResult.totalTime;74  const previewStats = previewResult && previewResult.stats;75  const managerStats = managerResult && managerResult.stats;76  if (options.webpackStatsJson) {77    await outputStats(options.webpackStatsJson, previewStats, managerStats);78  }79  if (options.smokeTest) {80    const managerWarnings = (managerStats && managerStats.toJson().warnings) || [];81    if (managerWarnings.length > 0) logger.warn(`manager: ${managerWarnings}`);82    // I'm a little reticent to import webpack types in this file :shrug:83    // @ts-ignore...

Using AI Code Generation

1const storybookDevServer = require('storybook-root-module').storybookDevServer;2const storybookConfig = require('storybook-root-module/.storybook/webpack.config.js');3const storybookDevServerConfig = require('storybook-root-module/.storybook/webpack.dev.config.js');4const storybookDevServerOptions = require('storybook-root-module/.storybook/webpack.dev.options.js');5storybookDevServer(storybookConfig, storybookDevServerConfig, storybookDevServerOptions);6const storybookDevServer = require('storybook-root-module').storybookDevServer;7const storybookConfig = require('storybook-root-module/.storybook/webpack.config.js');8const storybookDevServerConfig = require('storybook-root-module/.storybook/webpack.dev.config.js');9const storybookDevServerOptions = require('storybook-root-module/.storybook/webpack.dev.options.js');10storybookDevServer(storybookConfig, storybookDevServerConfig, storybookDevServerOptions);11const storybookDevServer = require('storybook-root-module').storybookDevServer;12const storybookConfig = require('storybook-root-module/.storybook/webpack.config.js');13const storybookDevServerConfig = require('storybook-root-module/.storybook/webpack.dev.config.js');14const storybookDevServerOptions = require('storybook-root-module/.storybook/webpack.dev.options.js');15storybookDevServer(storybookConfig, storybookDevServerConfig, storybookDevServerOptions);16const storybookDevServer = require('storybook-root-module').storybookDevServer;17const storybookConfig = require('storybook-root-module/.storybook/webpack.config.js');18const storybookDevServerConfig = require('storybook-root-module/.storybook/webpack.dev.config.js');19const storybookDevServerOptions = require('storybook-root-module/.storybook/webpack.dev.options.js');20storybookDevServer(storybookConfig, storybookDevServerConfig, storybookDevServerOptions);21const storybookDevServer = require('storybook-root-module').storybookDevServer;22const storybookConfig = require('storybook-root-module/.storybook/webpack.config.js');

Using AI Code Generation

1import { storybookDevServer } from '@storybook/root-config';2import { config } from './.storybook/main.js';3storybookDevServer({ config });4module.exports = {5    '../src/**/*.stories.@(js|jsx|ts|tsx)',6  core: {7  },8  webpackFinal: (config) => {9    config.resolve.alias['@storybook/addon-docs'] = require.resolve(10    );11    return config;12  },13  async storybookDevServer(config) {14    return config;15  },16};17import { storybookDevServer } from '@storybook/root-config';18storybookDevServer({ config: module.exports });

Using AI Code Generation

1const { storybookDevServer } = require('storybook-root-decorator');2module.exports = storybookDevServer({3  webpackFinal: (config) => {4    return config;5  },6});7const { storybookDevServer } = require('storybook-root-decorator');8module.exports = {9  stories: ['../src/**/*.stories.@(js|jsx|ts|tsx)'],10  webpackFinal: (config) => {11    return config;12  },13};14"scripts": {15}16const { storybookDevServer } = require('storybook-root-decorator');17module.exports = {18};19const { storybookDevServer } = require('storybook-root-decorator');20module.exports = {21};22const { storybookDevServer } = require('storybook-root-decorator');23module.exports = {24};25const { storybookDevServer } = require('storybook-root-decorator');26module.exports = {27};

Using AI Code Generation

1const storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');2const storybookDevServer = storybookRoot.storybookDevServer;3let url = storybookDevServer();4console.log(url);5const storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');6const storybookDevServer = storybookRoot.storybookDevServer;7let url = storybookDevServer();8console.log(url);9const storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');10const storybookDevServer = storybookRoot.storybookDevServer;11let url = storybookDevServer();12console.log(url);13const storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');14const storybookDevServer = storybookRoot.storybookDevServer;15let url = storybookDevServer();16console.log(url);17const storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');18const storybookDevServer = storybookRoot.storybookDevServer;19let url = storybookDevServer();20console.log(url);21const storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');

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