How Can I Configure Storybook.js Webpack To Work With Absolute Image Paths In CSS Modules In A Next.js Project?
I am trying to configure Storybook to work with Next.js, Ant Design, Less, and TypeScript. In Next.js, images have to be stored in the public/ folder and referenced with absolute p
Solution 1:
Basically you already have had an image loader configured which means you're able to load image in your app. The issue is css-loader
doesn't resolve absolute path /images/cucumber.png
(since it just supports relative path). In order to fix this, you can manually resolve as following:
newConfig.resolve.alias['/images/cucumber.png'] = path.resolve(__dirname, '../public/images/cucumber.png');
return newConfig;
Solution 2:
You can define a static folder for Storybook in your run script: "start-storybook": "start-storybook -s ./public -p 9001"
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