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Allow for creating app inside current directory like Vue CLI
See original GitHub issueVue CLI allows the user to create a new app inside the current directory, and it will name the app the same as the directory:
vue create .
The use case for this is that it’s really common to first create a repository (e.g. on GitHub), clone it, and then create the new app.
Right now to do the same with create-nuxt-app the user has to run (eg the repo name is my-website.com):
npx create-nuxt-app my-website.com
This means you end up with my-website.com\my-website.com and then you need to basically move the contents up one directory to be in the root.
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I agree with the use case.
For reference, you can just move all the files from the newly created sub-folder, into the root of the repo.
it’s also a problem when working with Visual Studio Code and DevContainers [1]. Then you always have a hidden “.devcontainer” directory there and you always have to create the nuxt app in a sub-directory.
[1] https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/containers