aurora-project-structure

The standard Aurora Angular project layout organizes the codebase into specific directories including @fuse, @aurora, apps, core, and layout, each with distinct responsibilities for managing modules, layers, and files.

To navigate the Aurora codebase, locate components and services by following the documented directory conventions and module file patterns that point to common paths within the @aurora and core folders.

Module naming conventions in the Aurora Angular architecture outline specific standards for modules and their expected files, ensuring structured organization and predictable file patterns across the project directory hierarchy.

Core components and layout directories live at the root level of the Aurora project structure, sitting alongside the @fuse and @aurora directories to separate foundational logic from feature modules.

The Aurora project structure guide supports new contributors by providing a centralized overview of the repository's folder hierarchy, explaining directory responsibilities to help developers quickly navigate the codebase.

The best way to organize modules and layers in an Aurora Angular project is to follow the documented directory conventions, placing modules into the appropriate folders based on their functional responsibilities.