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Then crestfallen to find it follows that hackernoon article's interpretation of "fractal"
Would hugely appreciate an option to configure the rules to be a truer fractal
Since folders are displayed first in their own group, there's a problem where you have to scroll up and down and up and down between a file and its folder as a project scales horizontally to have more things
When I'm working in the region of SomeComponent.tsx, I would like to be able to zoom in to just SomeComponent.tsx and its dependency files without having to scroll past all of its siblings and its siblings dependencies
Consider also the case of storybooks and tests
Having the file being fractalized inside the folder and next to its storybook and tests imo makes so much more sense
This might be the "semicolon" of automated folder structures; perspectives will certainly vary, but imo allowing this to be an option that can be set would make it truly be the prettier (rather than the standardjs) for folder structures
(Thanks for bearing with my rant 🙏 )
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Was ecstatic that this project exists
Then crestfallen to find it follows that hackernoon article's interpretation of "fractal"
Would hugely appreciate an option to configure the rules to be a truer fractal
Since folders are displayed first in their own group, there's a problem where you have to scroll up and down and up and down between a file and its folder as a project scales horizontally to have more things
When I'm working in the region of
SomeComponent.tsx
, I would like to be able to zoom in to just SomeComponent.tsx and its dependency files without having to scroll past all of its siblings and its siblings dependenciesConsider also the case of storybooks and tests
Having the file being fractalized inside the folder and next to its storybook and tests imo makes so much more sense
compared to
This might be the "semicolon" of automated folder structures; perspectives will certainly vary, but imo allowing this to be an option that can be set would make it truly be the prettier (rather than the standardjs) for folder structures
(Thanks for bearing with my rant 🙏 )
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: