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Astro project structure and component conventions — public/images vs src/assets, layouts, kebab-case pages, typed props, components < 150 lines. Load when the project uses Astro (astro.config.* or *.astro files present).

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Astro

Overview

Global rules + conventions Astro projects. Styling-agnostic: pair with skill bulma-expert when project uses Bulma, no duplication.

Project Structure

project-root/
├── public/
│   └── images/          /* Statically served images */
├── src/
│   ├── assets/          /* Fonts, SVGs, images imported via bundle */
│   ├── components/      /* Reusable Astro components */
│   ├── data/            /* JSON/TS files with static data or mocks */
│   ├── layouts/         /* Base layouts and page templates */
│   └── pages/           /* Site pages and routes */
├── package.json
├── astro.config.mjs
└── README.md

Structure Rules

public/images/ — Only assets not going through bundler: images referenced directly by URL in markup/meta (og:image, favicon, etc.). Images inside Astro components go in src/assets/.

src/assets/ — Everything Vite must process: images imported in components, inline SVGs, local fonts. Astro optimizes images imported here.

src/components/ — Reusable .astro components. Page-specific components next to page or dedicated subfolder. As project grows, organize by domain (e.g. components/nav/, components/cards/).

src/data/ — Static data, content config, mocks: .json/.ts export arrays/objects for pages. No logic, just data.

src/layouts/ — Layouts wrap pages. At minimum BaseLayout.astro with <head>, metadata, base HTML. One layout per site section when needed (e.g. BlogLayout.astro, LandingLayout.astro).

src/pages/ — Site pages; folder structure maps to routes. No complex presentation logic: pages assemble layouts + components, don't define them.


Conventions

Naming

  • Component files PascalCase: HeroSection.astro, NavBar.astro, CardGrid.astro
  • Page files kebab-case: about-us.astro, contact.astro
  • Layouts PascalCase with Layout suffix: BaseLayout.astro, ArticleLayout.astro
  • Files in src/data/ kebab-case: team-members.json, services.ts

Components

Each component one job. .astro over 150 lines = split.

Props always typed TypeScript in frontmatter:

---
interface Props {
  title: string;
  description?: string;
  variant?: 'primary' | 'secondary';
}

const { title, description, variant = 'primary' } = Astro.props;
---

No any. Type unclear → unknown almost always right.

Frontmatter

Imports first, then props, then logic. No large logic blocks — complex logic → .ts file in src/data/ or utility module.

Slots

<slot /> main content; named slots for specific areas (header, footer, etc.). Document non-obvious slots with comment inside component.


PR Checklist

  • Project structure matches this file
  • No leftover console.log
  • Component props typed, no any
  • Components under 150 lines, or split
  • Images in components src/assets/; static public/images/
  • README updated when features/structure change

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