Crema React
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  • About Crema
  • Crema 4.x (Next version)
  • Overview
    • Crema Overview
    • Folder Structure
      • @crema
      • page
      • redux
      • shared
      • types
    • GitHub Access
    • Slack Community
    • Figma File
  • Development
    • Installation
      • Pre-Requisites
      • Installing Crema
    • Route Overview
    • Add New Route
    • Auth User
    • Authentication Methods
    • API Calls
    • Multilingual
      • Adding New Language
      • Changing Language
    • Style Framework
  • MUI
    • Theme Color
    • Sidebar Configuration
      • Adding New Menu
      • Menu Color Theme
    • Navigation Style
    • Footer Configuration
      • Footer
      • Footer Type
    • Template Mode
    • Template Direction
  • Next-Js
    • About Next.JS
    • Folder Structure
    • Installing Next jS
    • Authentication
    • Add New Route
    • Deploy to server
  • FAQ
  • React Bootstrap
    • About React-Bootstrap
    • Styled Framework
    • RTL
    • Dark Theme
  • ANT Design
    • About Crema Ant
    • Style Framework
  • Servers
    • Python
    • Laravel
    • Mongoose
  • Credits
  • Crema V-2
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  1. Overview
  2. Folder Structure

page

In the page directory in the crema you will get all pages and it's components

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All the code related to the dashboard, apps, and other pages lies in this folder. We have kept the folder structure very simple and easy to understand by breaking the folders into sub-folders and following proper naming. For example, the modules folder contains a folder named 'dashboard' which contains all the files related to the dashboard, similarly, a folder named 'apps' contains all the code related to apps included in the template.

In the nextjs page directory will be move into modules. page is the default directory in the nextjs.

page directory of the crema