Refactor project structure by migrating to src/ directory #398
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Reorganize codebase to follow Next.js best practices by moving all application code into a dedicated src/ directory. This improves project organization and separates source code from configuration files. Key changes: - Move app/, components/, hooks/, context/, lib/, utils/, and middlewares/ into src/ - Relocate proxy.ts to src/ for Next.js 16 compatibility - Update path aliases in tsconfig.base.json to reference src/ - Update Tailwind config to scan src/ directory - Update Jest config with new module mapper paths and coverage targets - Fix import paths to use correct aliases (@/emails instead of @/packages/emails) This refactoring maintains all functionality while providing a cleaner root directory structure.
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Reorganize codebase to follow Next.js best practices by moving all application code into a dedicated src/ directory. This improves project organization and separates source code from configuration files.
Key changes:
This refactoring maintains all functionality while providing a cleaner root directory structure.