How to use the @sanity/server.getWebpackBaseConfig function in @sanity/server
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sanity-io / sanity / packages / storybook / webpack.config.js View on Github 
module.exports = (storyWpConfig, configType) => {
/* eslint-disable strict */
'use strict'
const sanityWpConfig = sanityServer.getWebpackBaseConfig({
basePath: __dirname,
commonChunkPlugin: false
})
sanityWpConfig.module = sanityWpConfig.module || {loaders: []}
if (configType.toLowerCase() === 'development') {
sanityWpConfig.module.loaders = sanityServer.applyStaticLoaderFix(sanityWpConfig, {
httpHost: 'localhost',
httpPort: 9001,
staticPath: './static'
})
}
return Object.assign({}, sanityWpConfig, storyWpConfig, {
plugins: [].concat(storyWpConfig.plugins, sanityWpConfig.plugins || []),module.exports = (storyWpConfig, configType) => {
'use strict' // eslint-disable-line strict
const sanityWpConfig = sanityServer.getWebpackBaseConfig({
basePath: process.cwd(),
commonChunkPlugin: false
})
let storybookConf = {}
try {
storybookConf = require(path.join(process.cwd(), 'sanity.json')).storybook
} catch (err) {
throw err
}
sanityWpConfig.module = sanityWpConfig.module || {loaders: []}
if (configType === 'DEVELOPMENT') {
sanityWpConfig.module.loaders = sanityServer.applyStaticLoaderFix(sanityWpConfig, {
listen: Object.assign({@sanity/server
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