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Should create in named folder, not current folder

See original GitHub issue

create-react-app (and most other generators) will require a folder to generate into so you don’t accidentally fill your root directory with a bunch of files. Should be npx create-ink-app my-app to create the app at the directory my-app

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Created 4 years ago
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riongullcommented, Jan 1, 2020

Agreed, and if the developer wants to scaffold the app in the current working directory (after mkdir my-app && cd my-app for example) they still can by calling npx create-ink-app . (the . referring to my-app in this case).

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LitoMorecommented, Sep 19, 2020

@vadimdemedes OK. I have another active PR for you https://github.com/vadimdemedes/create-ink-app/pull/5 .

For less conflict in PR, we can solve #5 first.

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