title: Jest Folder Structure
body: <p>I'm currently employing the use of Jest in my CRA application. I see that CRA opted for the use of <code>filename.test.js</code> format when writing tests but I find this approach a bit cumbersome on the eyes and brain. I found out that you can write tests in a folder named <code>__tests__</code> and jest will automatically run the tests in that folder. I like this approach. My question now is, what is the standard when using this setup? Usually, my <code>src</code> folder is set up as such:</p>
  <pre><code>src
  └── components
      ├── some1ComponentDir
      └── some2ComponentDir  
  </code></pre>
  <p>Do I create a <code>__tests__</code> folder at each level or do I mock the structure of my <code>src</code> folder inside of my <code>__tests__</code> folder located inside the <code>src</code> folder?</p>
  <p>If you think this is a silly question, please just ignore it and move on. Thanks for any help.</p>