I guess it modifies the default Storybook Webpack configuration in order to allow Storybook to resolve/load TS/TSX files. Project probably doesn't work without it and would probably throw you an error saying it cannot resolve files that you try to import into stories and maybe even throw errors that it cannot resolve the stories files themselves (if you write them in .tsx files as the example in this article does)
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I would like to thank you for the tutorial. It's pretty neat and straight forward.
I'd like to ask, what's the intent of the
testrule against ts/tsx files in the webpack.config of storybook?I guess it modifies the default Storybook Webpack configuration in order to allow Storybook to resolve/load TS/TSX files. Project probably doesn't work without it and would probably throw you an error saying it cannot resolve files that you try to import into stories and maybe even throw errors that it cannot resolve the stories files themselves (if you write them in
.tsxfiles as the example in this article does)