Project structure

Understanding the structure of an Elmish Land project is essential for efficient development and maintenance. A typical Elmish Land application is organized as follows:

MyProject
├── global.json
├── MyProject.fsproj
├── elmish-land.json
├── MyProject.sln
└── src
    ├── Shared.fs
    └── Pages
        ├── Layout.fs
        ├── Page.fs
        └── route.json

You'll also find common files like .gitignore.

Overview of files and directories

/global.json - Specifies the .NET SDK version to ensure consistency across development environments.
/MyProject.sln - The solution file facilitating project management within Integrated Development Environments (IDEs).
/MyProject.fsproj - The F# project file containing build configurations and dependencies.
/elmish-land.json – Holds Elmish Land-specific configurations, allowing customization of framework behaviors.
/src/Shared.fs - Contains shared data and utilities accessible across multiple pages.
/src/Pages/ – Directory dedicated to page and layout files.
- Layout.fs – Defines common UI elements and structures shared among various pages, ensuring a consistent user experience.
- Page.fs – Represents individual pages, each corresponding to specific URLs within the application.
- route.json – Configures routing parameters, enabling type-safe route and query parameter definitions.

This structured approach ensures that Elmish Land projects are organized, maintainable, and scalable, facilitating a seamless development process.

Overview of files and directories​

Overview of files and directories