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Structure React Native projects with feature-first organization and separation of concerns. Use when structuring a React Native project or applying clean architecture patterns.

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React Native Architecture

Priority: P0 (CRITICAL)

Organize by Feature

  • Feature-First: Organize by feature/module, not by type.
  • Colocation: Keep related files together (screens, components, hooks within feature).
  • Separation: UI (screens/components) separate from logic (hooks/services).

See folder structure reference for full directory tree and path alias configuration.

  • Atomic Components: Reusable components in /components. Feature-specific in feature folder.
  • Absolute Imports: Configure tsconfig.json paths for clean imports.
  • Single Responsibility: Each file one clear purpose.
  • Expo vs CLI: Structure works for both. Expo uses app.json, CLI uses index.js.

Anti-Patterns

  • No Type-Based Folders: Avoid /containers, /screens at root. Use features.
  • No Logic in Screens: Extract to hooks or services.
  • No Circular Deps: Features should not import from each other directly.
  • No Deep Nesting: Max 3 levels deep.

Navigation Strategy

  • Expo Router: Use for new projects, web-parity, and file-based routing.
  • React Navigation: Use for complex deep-linking, legacy apps, or high-customization needs.

Verification Checklist (Mandatory)

  • Feature-First: file inside feature directory?
  • Colocation: hooks/services colocated with screens?
  • Logic-Free Screens: there any business logic in screen component?
  • Navigation Choice: project use navigation strategy defined above?

References

See references/folder-structure.md for full directory tree, path alias config, and service layer patterns.

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