storybook-config

To share Vite and Tailwind config between Storybook and your app, wire the viteFinal export in Storybook's main.ts to merge your app's existing plugins and path aliases, ensuring rendering parity and eliminating duplicate configuration.

Storybook Tailwind config drifts when it duplicates plugin setups instead of reusing the app's source. Integrating a single shared Vite configuration via viteFinal prevents this drift and ensures identical design tokens across both environments.

Configure TypeScript path aliases in Storybook by integrating vite-tsconfig-paths within your shared Vite setup. This aligns TS paths between your app and Storybook, allowing imports to resolve correctly without manual alias duplication.

The best way to avoid duplicate Vite plugins in Storybook is to use a single shared Vite configuration integration. By merging the app's config through viteFinal, you pin Storybook to one source of truth and remove redundant plugin declarations.

Yes, you can reuse your app's Vite config inside Storybook by merging it through the viteFinal integration in main.ts. This ensures preview.tsx renders components with the exact same Tailwind tokens and aliases as your main application.

Storybook's viteFinal supports reusing an existing Tailwind setup by merging the app's Vite configuration into Storybook. This approach requires a single shared integration to safely upgrade and maintain tooling parity without configuration duplication.