Repository Architecture Overview

Directory Structure

WIP moving details over from https://github.com/ff14-advanced-market-search/saddlebag-with-pockets/issues/499

graph TD;

subgraph "Root Directory"
    Root["/"]

    subgraph ".cloudflare"
    end

    subgraph ".git"
    end

    subgraph ".github"
    end

    subgraph ".husky"
    end

    subgraph "app"
    end

    subgraph "docs"
    end

    subgraph "public"
    end

    subgraph "scripts"
    end
end

Directories and Descriptions

• .git/: Contains the Git version control system's metadata and history. Managed by Git, it tracks changes to files over time.

• .cloudflare/: Holds configuration files specific to Cloudflare deployments, possibly including settings for Cloudflare Workers or Pages.

• .github/: Includes GitHub-specific configurations like issue templates, pull request templates, and workflow definitions for GitHub Actions.

• .husky/: Contains Git hooks managed by Husky, enabling scripts to run at various points in the Git workflow (e.g., pre-commit, pre-push).

• app/: The main application source code directory. This is where the core logic and components of the application are developed.

  • app/routes: each file is a different page. To make a new page just make a new file in this dir.

• docs/: Contains documentation files and resources for the project, such as guides, tutorials, and developer documentation.

• public/: Stores static assets served directly to clients, including images, fonts, and static HTML files.

• scripts/: Contains custom scripts used for various project tasks like building, deploying, or utility functions.

<details> <summary>Analysis chain</summary>

@cohenaj194, to provide detailed descriptions of all the directories in the root directory and include diagrams, I'll first gather the list of directories.

</details> <details> <summary>Scripts executed</summary>

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# List directories in the root of the repository
find . -maxdepth 1 -type d ! -path '.' -printf '%f\n'

Length of output: 111

</details>