Discuss: New project structure with split ui/logic
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Discuss project structure changes which make it more straightforward where to put new UI/Logic
Why is it needed? What is the value? For whom do we build it?
Currently, project structure is a little bit messy. We have routes
folder which contains a mix of UI/LOGIC and logic
folder which contains only logic. It’s not clear where to put new things.
High-level overview of the feature
My suggestion: split ui/logic, move logic outside of routes
to logic
, so routes
will only contain UI code. But this is open for a discussion.
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I would suggest something like this:
inside src
https://reactjs.org/docs/faq-structure.html