This addon loads a reusable Rsbuild config from your Rslib configuration file so storybook-builder-rsbuild mirrors the same setup used by your library build.
It also lets you develop the mf (Module Federation) format inside Storybook.
See the React component library example for a full reference implementation.
npm install storybook-addon-rslib -D.storybook/main.tsexport default {
addons: string[] addons : ['storybook-addon-rslib'],
}Or configure the addon manually:
export default {
addons: {
name: string;
options: {};
}[]
addons : [
{
name: string name : 'storybook-addon-rslib',
options: {} options : {
// Check options section.
},
},
],
}Review the Rslib Module Federation documentation to prepare the mf output before loading it in Storybook.
export interface AddonOptions {
rslib?: {
/**
* `cwd` passed to loadConfig of Rslib
* @default undefined
*/
cwd?: string
/**
* `path` passed to loadConfig of Rslib
* @default undefined
*/
configPath?: string
/**
* The lib config index in `lib` field to use, will be merged with the other fields in the config.
* Set to a number to use the lib config at that index.
* Set to `false` to disable using the lib config.
* @default 0
*/
libIndex?: number | false
/**
* Modify the Rslib lib config before transforming it to Rsbuild config which will be merged
* with Storybook. You can modify the configuration in the config parameters in place.
* @experimental subject to change at any time
* @default undefined
*/
modifyLibConfig?: (config: LibConfig) => void
/**
* Modify the Rsbuild config transformed from lib config before merging with Storybook
* config. You can modify the configuration in the config parameters in place.
* @experimental subject to change at any time
* @default undefined
*/
modifyLibRsbuildConfig?: (config: RsbuildConfig) => void
}
}