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folder structure create react app skip to main content create react app is deprecated read more here create react app docs help github search k welcome getting started getting started folder structure available scripts supported browsers and features updating to new releases development styles and assets building your app testing back end integration deployment advanced usage support folder structure after creation your project should look like this my app readme md node_modules package json public index html favicon ico src app css app js app test js index css index js logo svg copy for the project to build these files must exist with exact filenames public index html is the page template src index js is the javascript entry point you can delete or rename the other files you may create subdirectories inside src for faster rebuilds only files inside src are processed by webpack you need to put any js and css files inside src otherwise webpack won t see them only files inside public can be used from public index html read instructions below for using assets from javascript and html you can however create more top level directories they will not be included in the production build so you can use them for things like documentation if you have git installed and your project is not part of a larger repository then a new repository will be initialized resulting in an additional top level git directory edit this page last updated on 2 13 2020 by lewis llobera previous getting started next available scripts docs get started learn react community stack overflow github discussions twitter contributor covenant social github copyright 2025 facebook inc