The whole command would be -> start-storybook -h 0.0.0.0, Please start your story book with this argument -> -h 0.0.0.0. I apologize to the maintainers for veering off-topic. The part from In order to see Storybook in React Native we're going to update screens/LinksScreen.js to the following.
As I stated in my previous post, I had my entry point directly render out StorybookUI, however some people render the StorybookUI within a different screen inside a navigator, this is what the react native storybook tutorial does.The part of App.js you quote is about is solely about loading up fonts and hiding the splashscreen after it's done, it has no relation with implementing Storybook, as they said, it is to To match the intended design, you'll need to download both the font and icon directories and place them inside the assets folder.Also, remember that this tutorial of theirs rely on using that template project from expo, it's not really a tutorial meant to show you how to put storybook in your own project.
You are right in saying that the code in manual steps guide is very different with the App.js in the tutorial, however you'd benefit from understanding a few misconceptions you have.
Um, I might be misunderstanding you, but you are referring to right? No problem, all works properly with React. I also set up React Storybook Tutorial for a try to see if there is this error there.
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