> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://archive-docs.klaytn.foundation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://archive-docs.klaytn.foundation/content/dapp/tutorials/count-dapp/3.-directory-structure.md).

# 3. Directory Structure

```
|-- contracts
|-- migrations
|-- truffle-config.js
|-- static  
|-- src  
    |-- styles
    |-- klaytn
      |-- caver.js
    |-- components
      |-- BlockNumber.js
      |-- Auth.js
      |-- Count.js
    |-- index.js
    |-- App.js
    |-- routes.js
```

`contracts/`: Contains Solidity source files of the smart contract.

`migrations/`: Contains JavaScript files that handle smart contract deployment.

`truffle-config.js`: Truffle configuration file.

`static/`: Contains static files such as images.

`src/styles`: CSS definition files.

`src/index.js`: Our tutorial app's index file. ReactDOM.render logic is here.

`src/App.js`: Our tutorial app's root component file.

`src/routes.js`: Contains route definitions.

`src/components`: Contains frontend component files.

* `src/components/BlockNumber.js`: Shows the current block number.
* `src/components/Auth.js`: Handles user login using either private key or a keystore with password.
* `src/components/Count.js`: Handles interaction with the deployed Count contract. Invokes contract functions using caver.js.

`src/klaytn`: Contains files that support interactions with the Klaytn.

* `src/klaytn/caver.js`: Instantiates caver-js. caver-js is a JavaScript RPC call library that helps connect to a Klaytn node and interact with the node or smart contracts deployed on Klaytn.


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