React Project Organization & ESLint Setup Part 2 | Atomic Design, Folder Structure, and Import Rules

Welcome back to Code Caty! In this second part of our React project setup series, we’ll dive into advanced project organization and code quality tools. Learn how to structure your React components using the Atomic Design methodology and configure your ESLint setup to enforce clean and consistent code.
What You’ll Learn:
Atomic Design Structure: Organize your React components into Atoms, Molecules, Templates, and Pages for a modular and scalable architecture.
Folder Organization: Create and manage folders for Components, Constants, Routes, Utils, Validation, and Pages to keep your project tidy and maintainable.
ESLint Configuration: Discover how to add custom rules to ESLint, including how to use the eslint-plugin-import package.
Import Grouping: Implement and configure the import/order rule to group and order your imports for better readability.
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Keywords: React setup, Atomic Design, React folder structure, ESLint setup, eslint-plugin-import, import/order rule, React project organization, code quality tools, React components, modular architecture, React development
Useful Links:
eslint-plugin-import [www.npmjs.com/...]
import/order Rule Documentation [github.com/imp...]
Github Link: github.com/ash...
Got any questions or need further clarification? Drop a comment below, and I’ll be happy to help. Keep coding and stay organized!
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[@ashish_prajapati_tr]

nice tutorial

[@CodeCaty]

thanks!!