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1: When do you update the major, minor, and patch versions?

A: We follow the Semantic Versioning (SemVer) standard for versioning our project. Here's how we determine version updates:

Change Description Version Update
UI changes (backwards incompatible) Major Version
New features or feature changes Minor Version
Bug fixes (backwards compatible) Patch Version

2: How to structure folders and files?

A: When structuring folders and files, it's important to ensure they are organized in a way that makes sense for the project. This can help improve efficiency and maintainability. Here is a proposed structure that offers clear organization for pages, components, and utilities, facilitating seamless navigation within the project.

PageName/
|
|-- index.tsx
|-- PageName.scss
|-- components/
|   |-- CompA/
|       |-- index.tsx
|       |-- CompA.scss
|-- tests/
|   |-- PageName.test.tsx
|   |-- CompA.test.tsx
|-- utils/
    |-- constants.ts
    |-- helper.ts
    |-- types.ts
    |-- hooks.ts

Let's break this down:

PageName/: This is the root directory for a specific page in the application.

index.tsx: This is the main TypeScript file for the page. PageName.scss: This contains the styles for the page.

components/: This directory contains all the components related to the page. CompA/: This sub-directory includes files for a specific component, 'CompA'. index.tsx: This is the main TypeScript file for the 'CompA' component. CompA.scss: This contains the styles for the 'CompA' component.

tests/: This directory houses all test files. PageName.test.tsx & CompA.test.tsx: These are the test files for the page and 'CompA' component respectively.

utils/: This directory contains utility files like constants, helpers, types, and hooks. Each of these has its own .ts file.