@hozo/storybook

Add the preset to .storybook/main.ts; no custom viteFinal is needed:

export default {
  framework: '@storybook/react-vite',
  addons: ['@hozo/storybook'],
}

For a non-standard Tailwind entry, pass the same options as @hozo/vite:

addons: [{ name: '@hozo/storybook', options: { css: 'src/theme.css' } }]

Hozo runs before Storybook's React transforms and lowers @hozo/core directly to semantic Web output, so the ordinary React Vite framework does not require React Native for Web.

Dev mode

storybook dev runs Vite, and the preset installs the same plugin the Vite integration uses, so HMR works the way it does there. Verified against a running server rather than assumed: editing a className updates the component and its stylesheet without a restart.

One characteristic worth knowing, because it is visible: a style-only edit reaches the browser in two HMR rounds. The companion stylesheet is written during the source module's transform, so the .tsx change triggers the first round, that transform writes the CSS, and the watcher seeing the new CSS triggers the second.

Part of Hozo, a universal UI framework for React Native, compiled by Rust, with native semantics on every platform, first-class accessibility, and diagnostics for humans and AI agents alike. Most applications install @hozo/core and one build integration; see Getting started. Source and issues: github.com/iray-tno/hozo.