The application framework is created. Let's analyze the purpose of the project files and folders.

• cache - The directory of cached files. Here the processed JS files are stored for quick output to the browser
• files - Directory for files available to a client
• log - Directory of logs of the fcfserver application and NODEJS processes
• node_modules - NODEJS module directory
• projections - Projection file directory
• templates - The directory where the application template files are stored
  
  
  • css - Styles directory
  • files - Directory for files available to the client
  • pages - Directory of page templates
    
    
    • main-temlate.tmpl - Home page template, inherited from :templates/super/page.tmpl
  • super - Directory of basic templates from which application pages are inherited
    
    
    • page.tmpl - Basic page template
    • page.wrapper.js - Basic template wrapper (JavaScript template handler on the browser side)
• translations - Directory of translation files
  
  
  • .stub - An empty stub file that allows you to save an empty directory in version control systems
• __fcfproject - A file used internally to identify the root of the project
• fcf-example-planet.js - The main file of the NODEJS application. Has a name equal to the project name
• server.json - The fcfserver configuration file. This file defines the startup settings and network settings
• settings.config - WEB application configuration file