Folder structure

Assets:

• images: Stores image files used throughout the application, such as logos, icons, and background images.
• styles: SCSS: Contains global SCSS files and variables, as well as shared styles that can be imported into individual components.

Components: Common components

• Index: This file exports all common components to simplify imports in other parts of the application.

Constants:

• Routing: Contains route paths and possibly other related constants. This can help maintain consistency and avoid hardcoding strings throughout the app.

Helpers:

• Utility functions that provide common functionality and can be reused across the application.

Hooks:

• Custom React hooks that encapsulate reusable logic. This might include hooks for fetching data, handling forms, or managing state.

Reducers:

• Contains Redux reducers for managing the application state. Each reducer handles updates for a specific part of the application's state.

Routes:

• Configuration for the application's routes. This may include route components or utility functions for routing, ensuring a clean and organized routing structure.

Services:

• Modules for interacting with external services like APIs, authentication, or any other external data source. This helps to keep API calls and service interactions separate from your component logic.

Views:

• Main views or pages of the application, typically corresponding to different routes. Each view can have its own folder if it contains multiple related files such as subcomponents and styles.