React App Folder Structure Templates
Battle-tested, scalable folder structures for React applications using feature-based architecture.
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Why Feature-Based Architecture?
Feature-based architecture organizes code by business features rather than technical layers, making applications more scalable and maintainable.
- ๐ Scalable - Easy to add features without restructuring
- ๐งน Maintainable - Related code stays together
- ๐ฅ Team-friendly - Clear ownership and reduced conflicts
- โก Efficient - Faster development and better code splitting
Available Templates
Framework | Status | Description | Documentation |
---|---|---|---|
React Native Expo | โ Available | Mobile apps with Expo Router | ๐ฑ View โ |
Next.js App Router | ๐ง Coming Soon | Full-stack web apps with App Router | ๐ |
Vite + React | ๐ง Coming Soon | Fast development with Vite | ๐ |
Create React App | ๐ง Coming Soon | Traditional React SPA | ๐ |
React Native CLI | ๐ง Coming Soon | Native development without Expo | ๐ |
Remix | ๐ง Coming Soon | Full-stack with server rendering | ๐ |
Core Structure Pattern
All templates follow this proven pattern:
src/
โโโ app/ # File-based routing (screens/pages)
โโโ features/ # Feature modules (auth, chat, etc.)
โโโ components/ # Shared UI components
โโโ assets/ # Static files
โโโ constants/ # App constants
โโโ lib/ # Third-party integrations
โโโ store/ # Global state
โโโ hooks/ # Global hooks
โโโ utils/ # Helper functions
โโโ types/ # TypeScript types
โโโ service/ # Background services
โโโ config/ # App configuration
Quick Start
- Choose a template from the table above
- Click the link to view detailed documentation
- Copy the folder structure to your project
- Follow the framework-specific setup guide
Contributing
We welcome contributions! See our Contributing Guide for details on how to add new templates or improve existing ones.