--- name: frontend-design-patterns description: Enterprise React architecture combining DDD and FSD patterns. Use when (1) designing or structuring React applications, (2) implementing Index/Types/Styles component pattern, (3) setting up Service/Hook 1:1 mapping with React Query and Axios, (4) configuring Zustand state management, (5) applying TypeScript conventions for maintainable codebases. Triggers include architectural decisions, folder structure planning, data layer design, and code organization tasks. --- # Frontend Design Patterns Enterprise-grade React architecture combining **Domain-Driven Design (DDD)** and **Feature-Sliced Design (FSD)** with strict TypeScript conventions. ## Core Patterns ### 1. DDD + FSD Hybrid Architecture - **Philosophy**: Think in **domains**, not pages - **Structure**: Layered architecture with unidirectional dependencies - **Key Concept**: Features (user actions) vs Entities (data representation) **Reference**: See `references/ddd-fsd-fundamentals.md` for detailed DDD/FSD fusion strategy. ### 2. FSD Layer Hierarchy ``` App -> Pages -> Widgets -> Features -> Entities -> Shared ``` Each layer only depends on layers below it. No upward dependencies. - **Slices**: Domain-based directories (e.g., `features/cart`, `features/auth`) - **Segments**: `ui/`, `model/`, `api/`, `lib/`, `config/`, `index.ts` **Reference**: See `references/fsd-layers-guide.md` for complete layer definitions. ### 3. Component Structure: Index/Types/Styles ``` ComponentName/ ├── index.tsx # React logic & JSX ├── types.ts # TypeScript interfaces └── styles.ts # CSS-in-JS (Emotion/styled-components) ``` Separates concerns at filesystem level. Improves collaboration and reduces merge conflicts. **Reference**: See `references/component-structure.md` for implementation details. ### 4. Data Layer: Service/Hook 1:1 Mapping ``` Service Layer (Pure TS) -> Hook Layer (React Query) -> Components ``` - **Service**: API calls, DTOs (React-agnostic) - **Hook**: React Query integration, caching, loading/error states - **Rule**: One service function = one custom hook - **Query Keys**: Use factory pattern **Reference**: See `references/data-layer-architecture.md` for Axios/React Query setup. ### 5. State Management: Zustand + React Query - **React Query**: Server state (API data, caching) - **Zustand**: Client state (theme, modals, complex forms) - **Store Location**: Domain-specific in `model/` segment - **Pattern**: Slice pattern with selector optimization **Reference**: See `references/state-management.md` for Zustand patterns. ### 6. TypeScript Conventions | Target | Case | Example | |--------|------|---------| | Component | PascalCase | `UserProfile` | | Interface | PascalCase | `UserProfileProps` | | Variable | camelCase | `userList`, `isLoading` | | Boolean | camelCase | `is`, `has`, `should`, `can` prefix | | Constant | UPPER_SNAKE | `MAX_COUNT` | | Hook | camelCase | `useAuth`, `useWindowSize` | **Reference**: See `references/typescript-conventions.md` for complete rules. ## Workflow Load references based on current task: | Task | Reference | |------|-----------| | Architecture design | `references/ddd-fsd-fundamentals.md` | | Folder structure | `references/fsd-layers-guide.md` | | Component creation | `references/component-structure.md` | | API/Data layer | `references/data-layer-architecture.md` | | State management | `references/state-management.md` | | Code conventions | `references/typescript-conventions.md` | ## Scripts ### Create FSD Structure ```bash python scripts/create_fsd_structure.py [--slices cart auth user] ``` Creates complete FSD folder structure with standard segments. ### Create Component ```bash python scripts/create_component.py ``` Generates Index/Types/Styles pattern component. ### Create Service/Hook Pair ```bash python scripts/create_service_hook.py ``` Generates Service Layer + Hook Layer with Query Key factory. ### Create Zustand Store ```bash python scripts/create_zustand_store.py ``` Generates Zustand store with selectors and actions. ## Key Principles 1. **Separation of Concerns**: UI, logic, styles separated at filesystem level 2. **Unidirectional Dependencies**: Layers only depend on lower layers 3. **Explicit Dependencies**: No circular references 4. **Type Safety**: Strict TypeScript, no `any` 5. **Single Responsibility**: Each file/module has one clear purpose