📂 File Structure (Angular)

The TailAdmin Angular file structure is designed for modularity, scalability, and maintainability. By properly organizing your project, you can keep components, pages, services, and shared modules cleanly separated.

Here’s an overview of the file structure:

• 📂 dist/ — Contains the build output after running npm run build.

• 📂 node_modules/ — Contains all installed NPM dependencies.

• 📂 public/ — Contains static files such as images, icons, and assets.

• 📂 src/ — Contains the source code of your Angular app.

  • 📂 app/ — Main application folder.

    • 📂 pages/ — Contains feature-specific pages or route components (e.g., Dashboard, Auth, Settings).

    • 📂 shared/ — Contains shared modules and utilities used across the app.

      • 📂 components/ — Reusable UI components like buttons, tables, and modals.
      • 📂 layout/ — Layout components such as sidebar, header, footer.
      • 📂 pipe/ — Custom Angular pipes for formatting and transformations.
      • 📂 services/ — Angular services for API calls, state management, and other logic.

    • 📄 app.component.ts — Root component of the Angular app.

    • 📄 app.component.html — Template for the root component.

    • 📄 app.component.css — Styles for the root component.

    • 📄 app.routes.ts — Defines application routes.

    • 📄 app.config.ts — Application-wide configuration.

  • 📄 index.html — Main HTML entry point.

  • 📄 main.ts — Bootstraps the Angular application.

  • 📄 styles.css — Global styles for the application.

• .angular/ — Angular CLI internal files.

• .vscode/ — VSCode settings for the project.

• .gitignore — Files and folders to ignore in Git.

• angular.json — Angular CLI configuration.

• package.json — NPM dependencies and scripts.

• tsconfig.json — TypeScript configuration.

• tsconfig.app.json — TypeScript config for the app.

• tsconfig.spec.json — TypeScript config for tests.

• README.md — Project documentation.

This file structure for TailAdmin Angular ensures modularity, reusability, and easy scalability. Pages, shared components, services, and layout modules are organized to make it simple to maintain and extend the application as it grows.