# Troubleshooting Guide

### Incomplete files and folder structure <a href="#incomplete-files-and-folder-structure" id="incomplete-files-and-folder-structure"></a>

Monaca/Cordova projects initially consist of the following files and folders:

| File/Folder  | Description                                         |
| ------------ | --------------------------------------------------- |
| `www/`       | Storage folder for the main body of the application |
| `config.xml` | Cordova configuration file                          |

In this section, we will talk about how to fix your project if the `www/` or `config.xml` file is missing.

## Missing the www folder

### For standard projects

The user should create a `www` folder in the project root or restore the previous backup of the folder.

### For Webpack projects

The user should proceed as follows:

1. In the command line window, navigate to the project folder.
2. Run the `monaca transpile` command. This will generate the `www` folder with the body of the application.

## Missing the config.xml file

{% hint style="info" %}
This solution will only work if your project exists in the Monaca Cloud or you have a backup version of it.
{% endhint %}

1. The user should create an empty `config.xml` file in the project

   root.
2. Copy the content of the `config.xml` file of the project in the

   Cloud or the backup project.
3. Paste the content to the empty `config.xml` file.

See Also:

* [Monaca CLI Tutorial](/products_guide/monaca_cli/tutorial.md)
* [Monaca CLI Overview](/products_guide/monaca_cli/overview.md)
* [Project Dependencies](/products_guide/monaca_cli/dependencies.md)
* [Monaca CLI Commands](/products_guide/monaca_cli/cli_commands.md)
* [Pairing and Debugging](/products_guide/monaca_cli/pairing_debugging.md)
* [Remote Building and Publishing](/products_guide/monaca_cli/build_publish.md)


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