[SUGGESTION]: Use src/ folder on frontend

[dsousa12]

Relates to #218

Proposed Changes

• Create src/ folder;
• Set baseUrl as src/ on tsconfig to clean imports;
• Update import organizer and other configs on .eslintrc

Folder Structure on root

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├── cypress
├── docker
├── node_modules
├── public
└── src

This pull request closes #218

[dsousa12]

@xgeekshq/d-c-frontend please review this structure and see if make senses for you.
My idea is to avoid more imports like:

import { getAuthError } from '../../../errors/auth-messages';
import useUser from '../../../hooks/useUser';
import SchemaLoginForm from '../../../schema/schemaLoginForm';
import { toastState } from '../../../store/toast/atom/toast.atom';
import { LoginUser } from '../../../types/user/user';

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Other thing, please if you can test the eslint configurations and see if everything feels ok for you. I make some changes to have imports organized this way:

1. packages (react, nest,...)
2. files from styles folder (like stitches and others)
3. other files (components, ...)
4. last the sass/css/scss files (in case some day have any file of this type)

[tiagomichaelsousa]

The idea here is to avoid long path imports? If so, instead of changing the entire folder structure for the project I would suggest creating aliases like "@hooks": ["src/hooks"] and them like:

import useUser from '@hooks/useUser';

[dsousa12]

The idea here is to avoid long path imports? If so, instead of changing the entire folder structure for the project I would suggest creating aliases like "@hooks": ["src/hooks"] and them like:

import useUser from '@hooks/useUser';

It's an alternative.
I personally prefer using the src/ folder to avoid a longer root folder, but if you prefer that approach I can close this pull request, and create a new one with aliases

[tiagomichaelsousa]

The idea here is to avoid long path imports? If so, instead of changing the entire folder structure for the project I would suggest creating aliases like "@hooks": ["src/hooks"] and them like:

import useUser from '@hooks/useUser';

It's an alternative. I personally prefer using the src/ folder to avoid a longer root folder, but if you prefer that approach I can close this pull request, and create a new one with aliases

sorry I didn't notice that we don't have an src folder! Im totally up for it as it keeps the root cleaner 🧹
we can still use both approaches and add the aliases but let's get things separated and create another issue/pr with it