Introducing the common directory structure of Vue3

When starting to develop a project using Vue3, it is crucial to understand its directory structure. Vue3's file organization and module separation methods are directly related to the maintainability and scalability of the project. This article will take an in-depth look at Vue3’s standard directory structure and provide some practical guidelines and recommended practices.

In a Vue 3 project, there are usually the following common directories and files:

1. src 目录:

   • src The directory is the main working directory of the Vue 3 project, which contains the source code of the project, including Vue components, JavaScript files, style files, etc. The src directory may contain the following subdirectories and files:
     • assets: Used to store static resources that need to be imported in the project, such as pictures, font files, etc.
     • components: Used to store Vue component files, usually organized by function or page.
     • views: Used to store page-level Vue components. Usually each component corresponds to a routing page.
     • router: Used to store Vue Router configuration files.
     • store: Used to store files related to Vuex state management.
     • App.vue: The root component of a Vue 3 project, usually containing the layout and routing views of the entire application.
     • main.js: The entry file of the Vue 3 project, used to initialize Vue applications, import global styles and configurations, etc.

2. public 目录:

   • public The directory contains static resources that can be used directly without building, such as index.html, favicon, etc. Usually used to place some files that do not need to be processed by webpack.

3. Other directories and files:

   • In addition to the above src and public directories, a Vue 3 project may also contain other directories and files, such as test files and configuration files. etc. The specific directory structure may vary depending on the actual needs and configuration of the project.

It is important to note that as the complexity and needs of the project increase, the directory structure may be adjusted and expanded.