ReactJS Code Structure
ReactJS Code Structure
Introduction to React.js
React.js is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It enables the creation of reusable components and follows a
component-based architecture.
A React project is typically set up using Create React App (CRA). Basic folder structure includes:
- src/: Main source files
- public/: Static assets
- components/: Reusable UI components
- pages/: Page components
- services/: API calls
- hooks/: Custom hooks
- contexts/: Context API state management
- styles/: CSS and theme files
React applications are built using components, which can be functional or class-based. Props (properties) allow data to
be passed between components.
State Management
State can be managed locally using useState, across components using Context API, or globally using Redux Toolkit.
Routing in React
React Router enables navigation between different pages of a React application using declarative routing.
API Handling
Data can be fetched from APIs using Fetch API or Axios. The useEffect hook is commonly used to fetch data when
components mount.
Advanced Concepts
React.js Frontend Code Structure: Basic to Advanced
Includes performance optimization techniques, lazy loading, custom hooks, and error boundaries to improve user
experience and maintainability.
Best Practices
Write clean, maintainable code. Follow naming conventions, keep components modular, and optimize performance
using memoization and lazy loading.
Deployment Strategies
React applications can be deployed using services like Vercel, Netlify, or AWS S3. Optimizations like tree shaking and
minification help improve performance.