react-architecture

Standardize React project architecture by enforcing folder naming, public API surfaces via index.ts, and alias-based imports. This reduces onboarding time, improves maintainability, and aligns multiple teams around consistent folder conventions and import structures.

The best way to structure a new Vite and TypeScript React project is by defining top-level folders like src, components, features, hooks, and utils. Enforce kebab-case folders, PascalCase component files, and index.ts public APIs to initialize a clean, scalable codebase.

Configure import aliases in a React Vite project by enforcing alias-based imports instead of relative paths. This architectural standard separates UI, domain logic, and features while improving code readability and maintaining consistent import conventions across modules.

Yes, you can use this React architecture standard for PR reviews requiring folder conventions. It codifies structural standards including kebab-case folders, PascalCase component files, and index.ts public APIs to guide PR reviews and maintain consistent architecture across modules.

You need an index.ts public API surface in your React features to enforce strict module boundaries and separation of UI, domain logic, and features. This architectural standard ensures consistent structure, reduces chaos, and streamlines refactoring across multi-team environments.

You should not use a standardized React folder structure if your project does not use Vite and TypeScript or if it is a large-scale application exceeding the small-to-medium app scope. This architecture targets specific folder conventions and import aliases for that defined scale.