Ignore me, I should learn to google things more haha. I'm guessing you mean something along the lines of this right? reactjs.org/docs/faq-structure.htm...
That's interesting, I'll have to try that approach in my next project. It can be super frustrating sifting through a huge components directory so having one common directory for anything shared and everything else being at a page or feature level could look more organised.
Yh this is it exaxtly. I haven't done a lot of next.js so I'm not sure how this works with pages, but essentially you have a folder for a feature, say like "user" then within that you can have your UserProfile component, your EditProfile component and whatever else all conveniently co-located. I also a proponent of having your tests next to their subject files so they're easy to update.
If these folders grow too large you can break them down into sub features.
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Ignore me, I should learn to google things more haha. I'm guessing you mean something along the lines of this right? reactjs.org/docs/faq-structure.htm...
That's interesting, I'll have to try that approach in my next project. It can be super frustrating sifting through a huge
componentsdirectory so having onecommondirectory for anything shared and everything else being at a page or feature level could look more organised.Yh this is it exaxtly. I haven't done a lot of next.js so I'm not sure how this works with pages, but essentially you have a folder for a feature, say like "user" then within that you can have your UserProfile component, your EditProfile component and whatever else all conveniently co-located. I also a proponent of having your tests next to their subject files so they're easy to update.
If these folders grow too large you can break them down into sub features.