As Robin has alluded to you can have a common folder. I in fact have a fairly large common folder, broken down into sub-features - e.g. common/buttons. I also don't like the index.js approach as someone else has mentioned so I would have common/buttons/SaveButton.js, common/buttons/CancelButton.js etc. Then one index.js file in buttons to export these.
For common you can even then add a webpack alias so you can import these from anywhere without lots of ../../, e.g. import { SaveButton } from "@common/buttons";
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As Robin has alluded to you can have a common folder. I in fact have a fairly large common folder, broken down into sub-features - e.g.
common/buttons. I also don't like theindex.jsapproach as someone else has mentioned so I would havecommon/buttons/SaveButton.js,common/buttons/CancelButton.jsetc. Then oneindex.js filein buttons to export these.For common you can even then add a webpack alias so you can import these from anywhere without lots of
../../, e.g.import { SaveButton } from "@common/buttons";