Had the same issue while developing react-virtuoso with tsdx. Came up with a very crude hack, described in this issue.
Ultimately, however, I switched to storybook - it lives inside the project directory and works with the same React instance.
Thank you! I can't believe I haven't tried storybook yet.
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Had the same issue while developing react-virtuoso with tsdx. Came up with a very crude hack, described in this issue.
Ultimately, however, I switched to storybook - it lives inside the project directory and works with the same React instance.
Thank you! I can't believe I haven't tried storybook yet.