fec-vue3-project-standard

Standardizing a Vue 3 and TypeScript project structure requires unified directory layering, clear component boundaries, and consistent Pinia state conventions. This approach lowers implementation differences across teams and ensures new repositories align quickly with predefined architecture rules.

Organize Vue 3 composables and components by defining strict boundaries between containers, business components, and generic components. Composables, stores, and services must have clear responsibilities and exposed interfaces to maintain separation of concerns and architectural consistency across the repository.

For routing and Pinia state management in Vue 3, you should adopt unified routing naming conventions, lazy loading strategies, and standardized API error handling styles. These default conventions ensure consistent state organization and predictable module behavior across the entire application.

Yes, you can apply these Vue 3 project standards to an existing repository. The guidelines are designed for both new and existing codebases, helping teams refactor project layouts, enforce composables organization, and align API and style conventions without disrupting ongoing development.

Yes, TypeScript is required to use this Vue 3 project architecture standard. The conventions are specifically built for Vue 3 paired with TypeScript, enforcing typed component interfaces, strongly typed Pinia stores, and strict API error handling to maximize development safety.