get storybook to run and npm audit

[konsumer]

This is a npm audit (only fixed 2/24 vulns, so more manual fixes should be applied) and makes storybook work out of the box (clone repo, run npm i, then npm run storybook)

I didn't fix anything with #134 so I still needed the --legacy-peer-deps flag.

[konsumer]

Maybe it would be better to keep "type": "module" and fix the require('path') in .storybook/main.js?

[konsumer]

Just renaming main.js to main.cjs seems to fix it, while keeping "type": "module"

[brianzinn]

thanks @konsumer - i always manually build storybook before running. intention is to move storybook into a subdirectory with own package.json as most of those dev dependencies have no bearing on the main project itself :)

[konsumer]

intention is to move storybook into a subdirectory with own package.json as most of those dev dependencies have no bearing on the main project itself :)

Yeh, that is a good call. This is fairly minimal impact, for now, but that seems like a better solution.

[konsumer]

I bet we could even replace ../../../dist/react-babylonjs with aliases so it can work as a standalone package, and also work in-tree, if you want them to still work together (which would be handier for adding new features to react-bablyonjs, as you will get full-rebuilds of the library, too.)