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How to work with imports from meteor packages #20
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Unfortunately you can't. Try to get it fixed. |
Ok, thanks nevertheless... |
Great. |
@jschlieber - did you find a solution for this? |
No, I no longer use MaterializeCSS... |
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API to set options added. also fixes #4
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Context should contain only the story name
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Update @kadira/storybook dev dependency
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…20.0 @kadira/[email protected] untested⚠️
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Update documentation to use addon-links package
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I would like to write some stories for React components based on some MaterializeCSS components. I'm using the materialize:materialize meteor package. Unfortunately they rely on extending jQuery. I know it is certainly not best practice to use jQuery with React, but some MaterializeCSS components are really handy. I tried to import MaterializeCSS from npm, but failed: Issue 1422.
So, how to work with react-storybook and imports from meteor packages?
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