The src/ (source) directory is usually the main directory where all the React application source code resides.
The public/ directory contains the static resources of the application, such as HTML files, images, icons, etc. These files are publicly accessible and can be referenced in the code.
The components/ directory contains reusable components of the application. These components can be UI elements like buttons, cards, forms, etc.
The pages/ directory generally contains components representing individual pages of the application. Each file corresponds to a specific route in the application.
The utils/ directory may contain utility functions, helpers, or other reusable logic that is not directly tied to specific components.
The styles/ directory contains the application's style sheets, such as CSS files, SASS, or any other CSS preprocessor used.
The assets/ directory can be used to store other static resources like images, font files, JSON files, etc.
The context/ directory may contain React contexts used for managing data and shared states between different components.
The hooks/ directory may contain reusable custom hooks created with React Hooks to abstract complex logic and share functionality between different components.
The services/ directory may contain services or functions that make network requests, manage global state, or interact with external APIs.
The tests/ directory may contain test files for components, hooks, or other parts of the application.
The config/ directory may contain configuration files for different environment variables, webpack configuration, or any other application-specific settings.
- This structure is an example and may vary based on the specific needs of each project or the development team's preferences.
- It's essential to maintain code consistency and readability by logically organizing files and directories.