After executing npx create-react-app my-app it doesn't create the directory structure
See original GitHub issueAfter executing npx create-react-app my-app
it doesn’t create the directory and file structure. I only have this:
- node_modules
- package.json
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@ashishtechuz Have you tried the solution here: #8097
@dschlossman So npx will run without installing because either 1. the binary is installed globally and accessible in the path or 2. the binary is available in some node_modules at or above your current working directory. Calling
which create-react-app
(or whatever the windows equivalent is) will tell you whether its installed globally, and if it’s not you need to find where it is above your path and remove it there.