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cra-template-bb-react-temp

v1.1.3

Published

4 years ago

The base template with folder structure for Create React App.

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react create-react-app template bb-react-temp

bb-react-temp

This repository contains folder structure in react.js

Getting Started

These instructions will get you to build react.js with temp folder structure. See Installation for notes on how to build your react.js template on your are live system.

Installation

Install nodejs.
Get npm.
Run the command as the Usage

Usage

npx create-react-app example --template bb-react-temp
cd {YourProject}
npm start

Structure

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Assets/

The assets folder contains images and global scss folder for styling. In this project architecture, I am using centralized styling with SCSS files. I am more comfortable with that.

Components/

The components folder contains a collection of UI components like button, custom input field, modal, etc that will be shared and used across files in the project. Each component has a test file to help us maintain them because they used widely in the project.

Pages/

The pages folder reflects the routes of the application. Each component inside this folder has its own route.

Utils/

The utils folder is just a place to locate some utility functions that used repeatedly in the project. Files in the utils folder should only contain some functions like date formatting, string conversion, etc.

License

MIT © BananaBb