I'm building a mobile app that is a port from a web-app and I'm trying to create the skeleton.
I have an admin center with a lot of different views that share one thing in common, they show all registers, create, update and delete. For example, I have one section for users where the first page shows all users, then there is a button to create and one for update that sends to different views.
The project skeleton would be something like this:
/users
users.html // show all users
users_create.html // creates user
users_update.html // update specific user
users_detail.html // show specific user
/posts
posts.html
posts_create.html
posts_update.html
posts_detail.html
/communities
communities.html
communities_create.html
communities_update.html
communities_detail.html
.... much more the same for other sections
My question is, what would be the best approach to build this with ionic? to have all this folders or just one common folder and resolve everything (number of fields, name of fields, etc) by passing a param to the route?
I ask you sorry if I didn't explain it very well but I hope you catch the idea of what I'm trying to say.
Thanks!
From the awesome book MEAN Web Development by Amos Haviv you can learn that there are basically two folder structures you can opt for:
So, in your case, what I would actually do is go with the Vertical folder structure (since you said the app is (is going to be) big, where you would (in your case) have a
users
folder where you would then have folderscontrollers
,views
,model
(in case you're using it) and all the appropriate files inside it. You can view the folder structure in action if you take a look at the project mean.js from the same author as the book.