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Some frameworks are opinionated and some aren't so it depends if you are
going to end up fighting conventions or not. I think just about any
framework with an MVC design pattern will group like code/objects
together and I even do that for my RPG stuff (which has no opinion).
Node itself I don't think cares about structure. It is what ever is
familiar to you, but in most cases my guess is that you'll follow either
a logical grouping of like code:
/Model
/View
/Controller
Or use a naming convention: model1.js, view1.js, controller1.js under a
single folder. My Java and Rails projects follow the convention above;
A structured, opinionated layout. My Node projects follow the latter
unless they use a framework that has it's own opinionated structure.
I'd say with complex apps, MVC by folder groupings may be easier. For
small apps I'd keep it simple....
Pete Helgren
www.petesworkshop.com
GIAC Secure Software Programmer-Java
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On 1/11/2018 12:20 PM, Justin Taylor wrote:
Are there standards for how Node code should be organized? I scaffold'd an Express app for R&D, and it gave me a dir structure. I'm just not sure where my various bits of code should go.
Thanks
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