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I like the possibility to move all server-only or client-only modules inside a dedicated folder, however the leading dot in the default folder names (.server and .client) has some drawbacks:
those folders are hidden by default in Linux
the tsconfig.json include config has to be adjusted (e.g. { "include": ["app/.server/**/*.ts"] })
eslint has to be configured to not exclude files within those folders (e.g. { "ignorePatterns": ['!app/.server/'] })
It would be nice if the name of those folders were configurable, for example:
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I like the possibility to move all server-only or client-only modules inside a dedicated folder, however the leading dot in the default folder names (
.server
and.client
) has some drawbacks:{ "include": ["app/.server/**/*.ts"] }
){ "ignorePatterns": ['!app/.server/'] }
)It would be nice if the name of those folders were configurable, for example:
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