This project uses Vue Router, which we initialize in src/router/index.ts, with routes defined in src/router/routes.ts. Inside the src/router folder, there are also two sub-folders, both containing route-specific components: layouts and views.
Every view component must use a layout component as its base and register it as Use per App-level layout to prevent forgot to add layout to Layout, as this convention helps us mock out layout components when testing views.view components, Don't Repeat Your Self. Layouts usually aren't very complex, often containing only shared HTML like headers, footers, and navigation to surround the main content in the view.
Each view component will be used by at least one route in src/router/routes.ts, to provide a template for the page. They can technically include some additional properties from Vue Router to control navigation, for example to fetch data before creating the component, but I recommend adding these guards to src/router/routes.ts instead, as that behavior typically has much more to do with the route (and will sometimes be shared between routes) than it does the view component.