How to organize the correct directory structure in a Symfony2, NodeJS, AngularJS project?

Question

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Hello. Actually the question is how to properly organize the directory tree on a project that uses Symfony2, NodeJS, AngularJS? Folders such as server.js come to mind - for the node, server - put Symfony there, app - all assets with angular there. The project is not corporate, but for myself.

Answer 1

if the node is used as a server (for example, for a chat), I would generally recommend doing it as 2 separate projects, because in such cases they are relatively independent and communicate with each other through an intermediate host.
if node is used to load npm modules/libraries (and/or to build gulp/webpack) then it is possible to the root of the project's symphony. for the convenience of work - went to the root of the project and run node commands, just like symphony

Answer 2

I think we should use the structure that symfony gives
app/: This folder contains the application's configuration;
src/: All PHP code is stored here;
web/: This folder must be the web root directory.
then at the same level create a serverjs folder or whatever you prefer to call it
and put angular in the web folder

Answer 3

а зачем мешать в один каталог php и node.js? тем более node.js може заменить php во всех аспектах.
Когда вы устанавливаете Symfony2 или Express на NodeJS, то получаете сразу готовое дерево каталогов, используйте его, оно отлично себя зарекомендовало.
А AngularJS ложыте в папку с публичными скриптами.