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Support for custom webpackDevMiddleware options? #32
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Yes. Sure. I'm open to that. Let's do like this.
That's how I like to do it. But, I am open to suggestions. |
Here is another reason why this would be good. I would like to use React Storybook to test Redux containers which make API requests to my backend. I think there's room for a middle ground between developing the full-fledged app (which wouldn't use Storybook) and developing pure UI components (which wouldn't make API requests). For example, I have a search result container that I want to develop in isolation. If we have webpack.devoptions.json, I can add a custom host and https to the middleware config. |
@awright415 what OS are you on? I'm also trying to run Storybook inside of Docker (on Windows) I tried adding
to my webpack config and I see a bundle rebuilding, but after that nothing in Storybook actually updates. |
Avoid adding custom query params to the state if its undefined
Now handles null default values for date knob
(self-merge) Update travis deployment to use GH_TOKEN variable encoded in secure
I'd like to try out storybook in a Docker project that uses boot2docker (picking up the changes using webpack polling). Everything seems to work properly by providing a
watchOptions.poll
value in the webpackDevMiddleware options. Are you open to making those options configurable? If so, any preference on how it should be implemented?(Edit: Included
lazy: true
as an option originally by mistake)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: