Is it possible to set up an absolute path for import in css and js? about isomorphic500 HOT 6 CLOSED

Nope you can just use relative paths. Try to keep only one nest level in your directories: this should prevent the most of the hassle during refactoring....

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@gpbl For a project with a lot of components using a flat directory structure is really not the best solution. Are you sure that webpack doesn't support it the other way?

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In my experience nested directories for components don't help at all... try to split your components using the atomic design principles: you will end with three/four directories and much less pain :)

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So, you are talking about splitting components folder into several ones? Don't you think that having several directories in the component one looks more logical?

I wan't thinking about three and more levels of nesting, btw. %)

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It looks more logical but in practice I've found they are harder to organize. You will find yourself refactoring quite often.

Atomic design principles IMHO fit great in a react application. You can split your components into atoms, molecules, organisms and pages directories and you won't need thiking too much about naming and nesting.

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Ok, thanks!

I'll try it this way.

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