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Frontend Organization Complete

The Next.js frontend has been reorganized into a dedicated frontends folder structure.

What Changed

Directory Move

  • Before: /app/ (Next.js app directory at root)
  • After: /frontends/nextjs/ (organized in frontends folder)
/app → /frontends/nextjs (symbolic link)

How It Works

The symlink allows:

  1. Next.js compatibility - Finds /app at expected root location
  2. Better organization - Actual source files in /frontends/nextjs
  3. Future scalability - Supports multiple frontends (svelte, vue, mobile, etc.)

Verification

# Check the symlink
ls -l app
# Output: app -> frontends/nextjs ✓

# Check frontend files
ls frontends/nextjs/layout.tsx
# Output: frontends/nextjs/layout.tsx ✓

# Build still works
npm run build
# ✓ Builds successfully via symlink

Files Inside

frontends/nextjs/
├── _components/
│   └── auth-provider.tsx
├── api/
│   └── users/route.ts
├── layout.tsx
├── level1-client.tsx
├── page.tsx
└── providers.tsx

Development Commands (Unchanged)

npm run dev       # Works via symlink
npm run build     # Works via symlink
npm run test      # Unchanged
npm run lint      # Unchanged

Future

This structure supports adding more frontends:

frontends/
├── nextjs/       # React + Next.js (current)
├── svelte/       # Svelte version (future)
├── vue/          # Vue version (future)
└── mobile/       # React Native (future)

Date: December 25, 2025
Status: Complete

See FOLDER_ORGANIZATION_SUMMARY.md for complete root organization details.